> Unfortunately, I rarely use raw TT files. The template data is > embedded in another file format which does not use .EXT to determine > type as it is Unix based and we need all 31 chars. It would be nice if > I could tell vim what the file actually looks like, as it's a fairly > simple format.
Ahh.. vim... I whipped up (read: "hacked apart") a .vim syntax file for TT2, but it mostly just makes templates easier to read (directives highlighted, template statements colored, everything else white). If you would like, I could post that here, unless you already have a starting point... I've never made a .vim syntax file before, but it didn't look too hard, so I ripped apart basic.vim and associated it with *.tpl Of course, where I am, I'm the only one who uses vim, so there isn't much of a demand... (I stopped at that point) -Bryan
