A month later I pick up the thread...
Firstly: I'm very glad to see persistent includes in TextMate!! Thanks!! Will there be a way to update a whole site, e.g. all files in a certain directory?
There are a couple of things I can't get to work. I have the latest cutting edge TextMate version, do I also need some extra bundle or something?
I get persistant includes to work as long as I have a relative path from the source directory to the template, but not if I start from the project directory. In the case quoted below I get an error that there is no "<from root>/about/tmpl/header.tmpl" -- it starts the relative path from the soure's directory, not from the project directory. What am I missing?
And the #relative# marker is left untouched even when I make the template found? E.g., #localtime %Y-%m-%e# does work.
Any help appreciated!
On 9 aug 2006, at 01.24, Brad Choate wrote:
The #relative# placeholder is supported now, with the latest version of the HTML bundle from macromates.com's subversion repository. The placeholder assumes the root of your project directory is the root of your site, for relative location. So if your project looks like this:
about/ index.html images/ logo.jpg tmpl/ header.ttmplAnd you have an index.html file in the 'about' directory, that says...
<!-- tminclude file="tmpl/header.tmpl" #title#="About Us..." -->With header.tmpl under the 'tmpl' directory containing this...
<img src="#relative#images/logo.jpg" class="logo" /> <h2>#title#</h2>That would expand within the index.html file as
<img src="../images/logo.jpg" class="logo" /> <h2>About Us...</h2>