Re: [SMARTY-DEV] syntax error: expecting '=' after attribute name
| From: | Jason Sweat | Date: | Wed, 10 Dec 2003 12:20:37 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: [SMARTY-DEV] syntax error: expecting '=' after attribute name | ||
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From: "Mark Rogers" <mark@quarella.co.uk>
> It's useful for much the same reason end of line comments are in most
> programming langauges - there's never really a situation where block
> comments cannot be used instead, but sometime's its simpler.
>
> If I'm trying to test the effect of a single Smarty element, for
example,
> it's quick to change {tag to {// tag, hit save and refresh the browser
to
> see the effect. Changing both { to {* and } to *} means a lot more
moving
> around the code and is therefore considerably slower, particularly
when you
> have a lot of length elements to move around.
I do thing like this:
{**}<pre style="text-align:left">{$test|@var_export:true}</pre>{**}
which I can turn on or off by adding a space before the first }, i.e. it
is commented all across the line with:
{** }<pre...