Yeah, you didn't get my points in the other thread either.

"Don't change" means in this context "don't change them in a way they show up different than now in a HTML editor/viewer".

and yet

Ah, and don't change those HTML files. It's likely they get revised after the app is finished.

And what good does it do to add only HTML comments when the person who is doing the revising has no idea how to keep those HTML comments so that they actually work with your system? Are you assuming that revisions will be so tiny that your HTML comments will still work?

Most likely I wouldn't adventure anything if seeing the "long-term benefits and gotchas" were crucial criteria for my actions.

Yeah, not even close to my point. *shrug* Sorry you felt I didn't get your points. Sorry it appears that I failed to get my points across. Good luck anyway.

- tye        

In reply to Re^3: RFC: Templating without a System (your system) by tye
in thread RFC: Templating without a System by shmem

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