On 4/7/12, León Domingo <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
> Congratulations for the new release!
>
> I don't really understand the meaning of this code. Why the extension
> determines the loader to be used? I have templates with other extenions
> besides .html.
When using dotted names you are expected not to specify the extension
of the file.
The expected syntax is @expose('proj.templates.index') and not
@expose('proj.templates.index.html') for that reason the loaders
supposed that you aren't using the dotted notation if you specified an
extension to the template because in that case you probably wrote
@expose('proj/templates/index.html') and you don't want TG to be
trying to load the "proj/templates/index/html.html" file.
That is the reason why the loaders usually disable the dotted notation
format if you specified the file extension.
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