Respect HTML Embedded Language

[benphelps]

The Problem

Chocolat does not inherit language based snippets for the selected HTML (language)

Steps to reproduce the problem

1. Create a new HTML based document.
2. Type if
3. Press ⇥

   Expected Result

   For HTML

<!-- 
    HTML doesn't have an `if` statement.  If anything, it should create an if
    statement in javascript. However TM creates an if in PHP on the default HTML.
-->

For PHP

<?php if (condition): ?>

<?php endif ?>

For HTML (Rails)

<% if condition %>

For HTML (Erlang)

(if
    guard ->
        body
end)
%I think, I don't actually know how Erlang is embedded into HTML

[amcgregor]

HTML (Django):

{% if condition: %}

{% endif %}

HTML (Genshi):

<div py:if="condition"></div>

HTML (Mako):

% if condition:

% endif

[atg]

Wait, what's the bug here? Everything seems to be working fine...?

Do HTML (Rails) or HTML (Erlang) actually define those snippets?

Also there is no difference to Chocolat between an "HTML" document and a "PHP" document. THEY. ARE. THE. SAME. >:o

[benphelps]

Here is an example of the working snippets in TM and the non working (or non defined) ones as well.

http://cl.ly/1116390i2i3D3B1U1y2S - Example of snippets. http://cl.ly/2y3x0R1Q3O0q1Y2M0W1L - Showing the scope of Rails, Django and Genshi snippets

Rails, PHP, Django and Genshi all work.

[benphelps]

Also HTML being PHP or PHP being HTML, which ever, is probably the reason other language snippets dont work.

[atg]

I see. I bet it's a selector precedence issue