> With mu-template, you'll need a template-file named
> ~/.vim/after/template/php.vim that contains
> For comparison, here is Luc's template converted to tskeleton:
Interesting. This is really neat.
I doubt I can add the <before/> and <after/> sections, but it gave me an idea to simplify the syntax about expanding variables from the placeholders.
> <tskel:before>
> let s:filename = expand('%:p')
With mu-template, I had to add a hook in order to load project-specific settings (defined with plugins like local_vimrc) before the newbuffer event is trigerred. The typical application is to define project root-directory, to deduce header guards in C/C++, or the base class name in OP's case.
Out of curiosity, does tskeleton support template-file inclusions ? Because of the before/after sections, I'd say no -- as they imply some complexity if we want to support things like a switch-snippet that loads the case-snippet for every value from an enumeration. (that's not impossible, but that requires a lot of context pushes&pops)
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