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Bundle is did not work. In Layouts html.erb
i guess... "DOCTYPE" or "<html" but i have no idea..
let me show way please!
Thank you for your reply
Ok. you known my eng is not good ;)
normal .erb file => bundle(eg. lip(tab)) do working. but layout .erb file => bundle is not working.
layout .erb has "DOCTYPE" and "<html>" in code
i delete "DOCTYPE" and "<html>" then bundle is working.
Allan Odgaard-4 wrote:
On 5 Jul 2010, at 02:05, Johan Kim wrote:
Bundle is did not work. In Layouts html.erb
i guess... "DOCTYPE" or "<html" but i have no idea..
let me show way please!
Not sure what this means. Try maybe rephrase in terms of what you do, what you expect, and what you get.
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On 9 Jul 2010, at 08:13, Johan Kim wrote:
normal .erb file => bundle(eg. lip(tab)) do working. but layout .erb file => bundle is not working.
layout .erb has "DOCTYPE" and "<html>" in code
i delete "DOCTYPE" and "<html>" then bundle is working.
Actions (like lip⇥) are bound to scopes. You can see the current scope by pressing ⌃⇧P.
The scope in turn is provided by parsing the document using the chosen language grammar, visible in the status bar.
For an ‘erb’ file that would normally be ‘HTML’ or ‘HTML (Rails)’.
I don’t know what this lip⇥ action does, but it sounds like it is scoped somehow so that it doesn’t work inside a HTML body, perhaps by design.
Please provide more details about exactly which actions fail you, what bundles these are located in, what language grammar you have chosen for the file (visible in status bar), what content is in this document, etc. if you are unable to solve the conundrum from the above info.
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