Re: [SMARTY-DEV] Two possible bugs in Smarty: {debug} & append()

From: Date: Sat, 11 Sep 2004 19:00:32 +0000
Subject: Re: [SMARTY-DEV] Two possible bugs in Smarty: {debug} & append()
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On Thu, Sep 09, 2004 at 01:47:57PM +0200, Peter Billen wrote: > Hi, > > I noticed some 'strange' behaviour in Smarty. I didn't/don't have much time > to > look into it, so maybe it false alarm. > > 1) > > Template: > > <html> > <body> > {debug} > </body> > </html> > > Code: > > require 'lib/Smarty-2.6.4/libs/Smarty.class.php'; > > $smarty = new Smarty; > $smarty->compile_check = true; > $smarty->debugging = true; > $smarty->display('index.html'); > > Error: Notice: Undefined index: output in > d:\htdocs\smartytest\lib\Smarty-2.6.4\libs\plugins\function.debug.php on line > 26 > > I think if($params['output']) in function.debug.php should be > if(isset($params['output'])) i agree. fixed in CVS, thanks! > 2) > > Code: > > $categoriesOne[3]['a'] = "Category 3 - a"; > $categoriesOne[3]['b'] = "Category 3 - b"; > $categoriesOne[7]['a'] = "Category 7 - a"; > $categoriesOne[7]['b'] = "Category 7 - b"; > > $smarty->append("categories", $categoriesOne, true); > > $categoriesTwo[7]['c'] = "Category 7 - c"; > > $smarty->append("categories", $categoriesTwo, true); > > Error: $categories contains: > > 3 => Array (2) > a => Category 3 - a > b => Category 3 - b > 7 => Array (1) > c => Category 7 - c > > Why doesn't $categories contain: > > 3 => Array (2) > a => Category 3 - a > b => Category 3 - b > 7 => Array (1) > a => Category 7 - a > b => Category 7 - b > c => Category 7 - c > > It doesn't seem logical to me that index 'a' and 'b' of $categories[7] > dissapear > when appending a 'new' index 'c'. I wanted to build an array ($categories) > in > several seperate functions (so index 'a' and 'b' are done in one function, > and > index 'c' in another one), but old rows got deleted when inserting a new index > to the same array. Is there some kind of walk-arround, or do I need to code > this myself? (can't be that difficult though) append() only appends to the first level of an array, sorry. greetings messju > Regards, > > -- > Peter

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