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#16 2007-06-15 19:17:52
- anoke
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- Registered: 2006-04-15
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Re: TagCommenting
Hmm.. Nice. I already started using it.
And already I’m asking for more! Could it return tag content wrapped with <!-- --> while testing/debugging?
I often place lines like “<!— form: yada_yada —>” at the form’s start. That way I can follow the parsing in the markup.. Something like <txp:form_name /> might fun too..
Ah, perhaps we’ll see those in 4.0.6 (:
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Re: TagCommenting
Fantastic wet!
I think Jérémie hoped to have a more simple, efficient and very short comment tag. Perhaps in the same idea of @ sign in Textile language…
When do you think we’ll can play with four ho five version?
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Patrick.
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Re: TagCommenting
Now: svn co http://svn.textpattern.com/development/4.0 (This is not the final version, of course. But it’s ready for play. Do NOT use in a production environment.)
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Re: TagCommenting
Er Oops I still use it… Even in production site…
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Er I think I’m too addict of TXP.
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Last edited by Pat64 (2007-06-15 20:34:11)
Patrick.
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Re: TagCommenting
Changed to <txp:hide>, which is easier to understand and remember without reading the manual and because it does the same thing as the anc_hide plugin that many people used up till now for this purpose.
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Re: TagCommenting
Pat64 wrote:
I think Jérémie hoped to have a more simple, efficient and very short comment tag. Perhaps in the same idea of @ sign in Textile language…
Indeed. But this one is a good pair commenting, and having it into core make one less “must have” plugin to install which is always good.
For the line comment, we’ll see later. One feature at a time :) And mostly, because no one (including me) had a brilliant idea about what the commenting delimiter string should be.
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