I'm just beginning to use Django and I want to use a mode which supports the framework. I browsed through the django wiki and found out that there are a lot of emacs modes for Django, which made it hard for me to decide which mode to use. Pony mode has a lot of features that makes the workflow easier, and django-html-mumamo-mode looks great for editing templates. I want to use the two modes but I do not know if the two will coexist perfectly. Also, template editing is included in Pony's feature list, but I do not know if that is enough (since templates may include snippets of different languages), which is why I'm considering using django-html-mumamo-mode along with pony. Can it be done? Any suggestions for working with django in emacs is also welcome.
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I haven't actually tried it, (I just found out about Pony Mode because of your question, it looks awesome) but I would guess that you would get weird behavior by default.
However, I'd bet that if you commented out lines 1138 and the hook added on 1159. (Of course, those lines will change as the master branch changes) pony-mode should play nice with django-html-mumamo-mode.
Should: I didn't find any references to tpl anywhere else in pony-mode.el, which is a ridiculously rough metric. But it also looks like pony-tpl-mode is only loaded in that file so that the author could add it as a hook to html-mode.
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