When editing a bundle, you can set the file types which this bundle should apply to by default
Is there any way I am able to include file masks in this, or does it just work on file extension?
For example, I have *.js files which obviously default to Javascript My Smarty bundle is set to handle all *.tpl files
But now I want to override this by treating "js_*.tpl" files as Javascript also
Thanks
On 6 December 2015 at 14:23, Carpii UK carpii.uk@gmail.com wrote:
When editing a bundle, you can set the file types which this bundle should apply to by default
Is there any way I am able to include file masks in this, or does it just work on file extension?
For example, I have *.js files which obviously default to Javascript My Smarty bundle is set to handle all *.tpl files
But now I want to override this by treating "js_*.tpl" files as Javascript also
A declaration like
[ js_*.tpl ] fileType = source.js
in your tm_properties should do the trick.
Hope that helps, Martin
Awesome, this works great
Thankyou!
On 6 December 2015 at 14:07, Martin Kühl martin.kuehl@gmail.com wrote:
On 6 December 2015 at 14:23, Carpii UK carpii.uk@gmail.com wrote:
When editing a bundle, you can set the file types which this bundle
should
apply to by default
Is there any way I am able to include file masks in this, or does it just work on file extension?
For example, I have *.js files which obviously default to Javascript My Smarty bundle is set to handle all *.tpl files
But now I want to override this by treating "js_*.tpl" files as
Javascript
also
A declaration like
[ js_*.tpl ] fileType = source.jsin your tm_properties should do the trick.
Hope that helps, Martin
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