* Clifton Wood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002-06-05 01:34]:
> 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.
The simplest way is to use modelines in the file itself, if you can get
away with it. I always stick a [%# vim: set ft=tt2: %] at the top of
every TT file, and my content producers know what it is and ignore it.
(darren)
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