All: Does anyone know of a way of embedding documentation directly into a page template without using <!-- -->? In other words is there some construct which tells the rendering engine to simply ignore some content.? Thanks, -steve -- Stephen Nesbitt Senior Configuration Management Engineer The Cobalt Group snesbitt@cobaltgroup.com x8271
Stephen Nesbitt wrote:
All:
Does anyone know of a way of embedding documentation directly into a page template without using <!-- -->? In other words is there some construct which tells the rendering engine to simply ignore some content.?
I usually use <tal:comment replace="nothing"> comment in here </tal:comment> There are other constructs, but I think this is most reasonable. The tag can be anything, of course:: <span tal:replace="nothing"> comment in here </span> Come to think of it, that's a few less keystrokes. This is even shorter:: <a tal:replace="nothing"> comment in here </a> --jcc
On Tue, Apr 12, 2005 at 04:49:26PM -0500, J Cameron Cooper wrote:
Stephen Nesbitt wrote:
All:
Does anyone know of a way of embedding documentation directly into a page template without using <!-- -->? In other words is there some construct which tells the rendering engine to simply ignore some content.?
I usually use
<tal:comment replace="nothing"> comment in here </tal:comment>
There are other constructs, but I think this is most reasonable.
The tag can be anything, of course::
<span tal:replace="nothing"> comment in here </span>
Come to think of it, that's a few less keystrokes. This is even shorter::
<a tal:replace="nothing"> comment in here </a>
Of those, I like your first: it explicitly says "comment". Even somebody unfamiliar with ZPT can probably figure out what that means. -- Paul Winkler http://www.slinkp.com
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