I have a situation like this in my twig file:

{% javascripts
    'js/functions.js'
    'js/plugins.js'
    'js/editor.js'
    'js/calendar.js'
%} [...]

And I would love to ment some scripts out using

{% javascripts
    {# 'js/functions.js' #}
    'js/plugins.js'
    'js/editor.js'
    'js/calendar.js'
%} [...]

But this isnt allowed, I get an Unexpected character "#" error.

Is there a mon practice how to handle this?

I have a situation like this in my twig file:

{% javascripts
    'js/functions.js'
    'js/plugins.js'
    'js/editor.js'
    'js/calendar.js'
%} [...]

And I would love to ment some scripts out using

{% javascripts
    {# 'js/functions.js' #}
    'js/plugins.js'
    'js/editor.js'
    'js/calendar.js'
%} [...]

But this isnt allowed, I get an Unexpected character "#" error.

Is there a mon practice how to handle this?

• javascript
• symfony
• twig

• 2 I believe you'll have to remove js/functions.js line. You can move it to separate ment, just to remember that it was there. – Crozin Commented Nov 25, 2012 at 16:54
• @Crozin, okay. This is the way I'm doing it now, but it's not very handy. – a1337q Commented Nov 25, 2012 at 17:03
• this is what version control was built for, you shouldn't have to leave mented code in your files long term – JamesHalsall Commented Nov 26, 2012 at 8:37
• 1 @Jaitsu yes and no. Since the order of the script matters, I need to have it somewhere. But generally you're correct of course, dead code is ugly as hell. Best variant for my problem is probably to leave a plete block mented out on purpose somewhere in a template. – a1337q Commented Nov 26, 2012 at 13:06

1 Answer 1

That is unsupported twig syntax, obviously. So it's up to you how to hide it. I would do something like this:

{#    'js/functions.js'#}
{% javascripts
    'js/plugins.js'
    'js/editor.js'
    'js/calendar.js'
%} [...]