Le 06/01/2011 11:12, Lukas Kahwe Smith a écrit :
On 06.01.2011, at 01:23, gordonslondon wrote:
Sometimes ago i have seen a tweet:
To overwrite a template provided by another Bundle with #Symfony2 just create a
Resources/views/TheOtherBundle/mytpl.twig in your Bundle.
I haven't tested it, but haven't found any documentation on it.
Symfony2 should allow us to overwrite any file in the Resources folder of a Bundle
(views, public, doc, config ..). This will allow us to create some "abstract"
bundles wich can be overwritten easily.
For example i often create new projects so i allways start with the same bundle
and start modifing files in the Resources folder (views, config etc ..). What i
want to be able to do is:
- to have for each of my projects a CommonBundle with lots of files in
Resources folder.
- a bundle in the Application folder who overwrites files (under Resources
folder) of my CommonBundle.
Is it enough clear ?
So views are already covered.
And config stuff should be handled by the Bundles Extension class.
Public is a question of what you use in your templates (and for other stuff it
should be configurable) and those can be overridden.
Doc's aren't interpreted so there is no need to override them
So I am not sure what is really needed more?
regards,
Lukas Kahwe Smith
[email protected]
meta for the License file :)
but this is the same as docs. There is nothing more in the best practices.
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