[TxMt] bug in smarty module

[Rick Gigger]

Allan Odgaard wrote:
> On 22. Oct 2006, at 08:11, Rick Gigger wrote:
> 
>> It seems to me that there is a bug in the smarty bundle.  Any time you 
>> have a ' in a comment or as an apostrophe in text (as in don't) it 
>> thinks it's the start of a string and throws off the hilighting for 
>> the rest of the page.
> 
> The Smarty bundle itself contains only a grammar to be embedded in HTML, 
> not a root-level-grammar.
> 
> So you should still use HTML as the language, but you need to make one 
> edit to the HTML grammar to activate the Smarty blocks.
> 
> Unfortunately the image links are broken here [1], so locate this rule 
> in the HTML grammar:
> 
>     smarty = { patterns = (
>             {   begin = '(\{(literal)\})';
>                 end = '(\{/(literal)\})';
>                 captures =
>                 {   1 = { name = 'source.smarty.embedded.html'; };
>                     2 = { name = 'support.function.built-in.smarty'; };
>                 };
>             },
>             {   name = 'source.smarty.embedded.html';
>                 begin = '{{|{';
>                 end = '}}|}';
>                 patterns = ( { include = 'source.smarty'; } );
>                 disabled = 1;
>             },
>         );
>     };
> 
> Then change that last disabled to ‘= 0’ or remove it.

Thanks!  That worked great!  Is there any reason it's disabled by 
default?  Any plans to make that sort of thing more user friendly in the 
future?