Re: [SMARTY-DEV] literal bug

What purpose is there putting spaces between the left delim and the func/var name? It has never been supported, I don't see a need for it. If anything, it might cause problems later letting this looser syntax work. Monte On Fri, 2003-05-23 at 13:39, Paul Lockaby wrote: > The fix for this, as applied to the most recent CVS goes something like > this: > > Line 251 in Smarty_Compiler should be changed to this: > preg_match_all("!{$ldq}\s*literal\s*{$rdq}(.*?){$ldq}\s*/literal\s*{$rdq}!s", > $template_source, $_match); > > Line 253 and 254 in Smarty_Compiler should be changed to this: > $template_source = > preg_replace("!{$ldq}\s*literal\s*{$rdq}(.*?){$ldq}\s*/literal\s*{$rdq}!s", > > $this->quote_replace($this->left_delimiter.'literal'.$this->right_delimiter), > $template_source); > > Enjoy! > > Paul Lockaby wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I was going through the Smarty code and I found this little bug. If you > > have spaces between the left and right delimiters, the parsing engine > > will return an error and stop execution. Here is an example. > > > > This fails: > > > > { literal }blah blibbidy blah{ /literal } > > > > And returns this error: > > > > Fatal error: Smarty error: [in smarty.tpl line 12]: [plugin] unknown tag > > - '/literal' (Smarty.class.php, line 2522) in Smarty.class.php on line 2633 > > > > Note that I am not using the most recent CVS version of Smarty. I'm > > using the most recent version before all the abstractioning took place. > > > > -Paul Lockaby > > > > -- Monte Ohrt <monte@ispi.net>