Dear devs,
I would like to hear your opinion on two issues:
-
I am thinking about automatically performing CGI.unescape to query
parameters.
-
I am thinking about dropping the trailing x from template files. this
is
helpful with code editors: no need to setup
syntax highlighting for .htmlx files.
all files inside the template dirs will be recognised as templates.
what do you think?
I love the removal of the x on htmlx idea. Just existing in the
template
directory should designate it as a template. However we may want to
discuss
the best way for <0.4X.0 nitro users to migrate if you make this change.
Such as a command line tool to convert such files, with a couple checks
to
make sure your not overwriting files already present. Or even nitro
automatically converting if the .html file if it doesn’t exist already
and
kicking out a warning if it does.
Chris
I’m ok with dropping the x.
(ab)
chris schreef:
I move the ‘x’ be replaced with æ–
I agree that directory location is sufficient. I also like the idea of
unescaping CGI variables.
I was trying to be silly… It was supposed to be a Japanese character…
sent as UTF-8…
sorry about the noise.
Rob,
What’s your reasoning for using the “?” as part of the file extension?
Chris