[Beta - Bug] Rule twig statement

[Yivan]

Hello,

I just try the latest beta at this day, and i got for:

{{
pimcore_renderlet('newsteaser', {
type: 'object',
editmode: editmode,
controller: 'News',
action: 'emailNewsTeaser',
title: 'Drag a news object here',
height : '400px',
width: '100%'
})
}}

the message: ERROR A print statement should start with 1 space.

I think twigcs want inlined {{ pimcore_renderlet('newsteaser', {...

But as it the code seems to respect the standart twig rules. Maybe cariage return should be count like a space...

For information, i test the linting on this: https://github.com/pimcore/demo/tree/master/app/Resources/views

Thanks!

[Yivan]

By the way i found the same problem on this code:

<thead>
    {%
        include 'Areas/print-product-table/spec_attribute/column-attribute-table-header.html.twig' with {
            'configArray': configArray,
            'classname': classname,
            'levels': levels,
            'currentLevel': 0
        }
    %}
</thead>

which return ERROR A tag statement should start with 1 space.
It seems always that carriage return are not acocunted like space, but should i think.

---

I think more globally, cariage return should be counted like a space. Twig standard rules don't forbid this, and it results in clearer code. The way twigcs seems to act dissallow any multine blocks without the code following directly after on the same line.
But what should be checked is indentation is ok i think (opening and closing brakets/tags).

[OwlyCode]

Hey,

I do not see any problem. Here's what those examples should look like for twigcs to pass:

<thead>
    {% include 'Areas/print-product-table/spec_attribute/column-attribute-table-header.html.twig' with {
        'configArray': configArray,
        'classname': classname,
        'levels': levels,
        'currentLevel': 0
    } %}
</thead>

{{ pimcore_renderlet('newsteaser', {
    type: 'object',
    editmode: editmode,
    controller: 'News',
    action: 'emailNewsTeaser',
    title: 'Drag a news object here',
    height: '400px',
    width: '100%'
}) }}

It seems to me this is related to #58

[Yivan]

Thanks, yes exactly, it is same than #58
After reading more carefully twig standard norm, yes you are right Put one (and only one) space after the start of a delimiter ({{, {%, and {#) and before the end of a delimiter (}}, %}, and #}):
My bads, this issue can be close so!