>{% endif %}{# endif start_process #}
Ugh, no. Sorry, but I am definitely -1 on this.
If we want something useful, go for the {% if something %} ... {% endif
something %} where the "something" on the endif is optional and if it
is given, must match the corresponding if. Everything else is just
silly, because it's either just inline comments (which were shot down
often enough that discussion about it should stop now) or irritating
(in the case of not-checked stuff after endif).
This "if blah"/"endif blah" is quite common in other languages, so even
though I am not a big fan of it, I see that especially in more complex
templates it would help designers to see where they went wrong in the
cascading IFs, so I think it would be good to have at least optionally.
bye, Georg
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