I've been using H::T for about a year have noticed variations in syntax. For example:
<tmpl_var name="somename">
This fit's better as HTML/XHTML since it has a tag name and the attribute it quoted. Probably the best if you are planning on using other advance attributes of the tag (like ESCAPE, etc).
<tmpl_var name=somename> (no quotes)
This is easier since you don't have to type the quotes. But if the rest of your template is XHTML this would standout
<!-- <tmpl_var name=somename> -->
This works well if you are using an (X)HTML editor that specifically recognized HTML and nothing else. This will just tell it to skip over you TMPL_VAR tags. Would also be better if you put your templates through some kind of validation before using them.
<tmpl_var somename> (drop 'name=')
I like it too cause it's simple and easy, but it definitely would stand out in an (X)HTML editor and may even cause problems (depending on you editor).
There isn't really a difference in which one you use (unless you are using other attributes besides name). Mainly just choices of style and just making you editor happy.
-- Michael Peters Developer Plus Three, LP
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