On 1/20/11 3:57 PM, Henrik Bjornskov wrote:
That is a Jinja2 thing and not directly with Twig.
The extension part of a file is supposed to say what contents that file
have. With the current template.renderer.format it dosent say what i
contains it is saying what i is going to be when it have been through
the Symfony2 rendering cycle and that is fundamentally wrong.
It depends how you see your templates. For me, an HTML template is about
a lot of HTML a a few Twig tags. So, the "main" format is definitely HTML.
Fabien
Wouldnt you be surprised to see content of html if you openen a .xls
file? or a image file of any type. You know because it is named .jpg it
will be an image if it wasnt we would have no idea whatsoever to know
what the different files contain.
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