Re: [SMARTY-DEV] Compiler Code cleanup - new syntax features

Whoohoo!!! Thanks alot for this Monte :-D Now I'll test the changes you made... Two things to meantion here: > 2) objects as parameters (as discussed) > > won't work: > {myfunc foo=$func->bar()} > {$myobj->foo($blah->bar())} I can live with that :-) But it's not really secure because you could still do something like {assign var="blub" value=$blah->bar()} {$myobj->foo($blub)} Or am I wrong? > The syntax just wasn't put in, I wasn't sure how useful that would be. > You can pass a constant as a parameter though. I wonder if we should > just get rid of it and use $smarty.const._MY_CONST instead. This sound good for me. Would be clean and understandable I think. Thanks again, André "Monte Ohrt" <monte@ispi.net> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:1040233027.11945.136.camel@lena.ispi.prv... > I like that approach too. > > On Wed, 2002-12-18 at 11:34, Hans Lellelid wrote: > > I really like the $smarty.const._MY_CONST idea. It would be consistent > > with the fact that super-globals (like $_SERVER) are only accessible > > through $smarty array (like $smarty.server), right? It would solve my > > "problem" of wanting direct access also. > > > > Hans > > > > Monte Ohrt wrote: > > > > >The syntax just wasn't put in, I wasn't sure how useful that would be. > > >You can pass a constant as a parameter though. I wonder if we should > > >just get rid of it and use $smarty.const._MY_CONST instead. > > > > > >Monte > > > > > >On Wed, 2002-12-18 at 11:24, Hans Lellelid wrote: > > > > > > > > >>Hi Monte, > > >> > > >>Sorry that I haven't been following the constants discussion closely. > > >> What's the thinking behind not allowing direct calls to constants? -- > > >>this seems like soemthing that would be pretty useful (e.g. I often will > > >>set constants for things like SCRIPT_URI and SCRIPT_URL since the > > >>$_SERVER[] var can vary depending on whether using IIS or Apache etc). > > >> > > >>Hans > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >>>What is NOT allowed: > > >>> > > >>>1) direct call to constant > > >>> > > >>>won't work: > > >>>{_MY_CONST} > > >>> > > >>>2) objects as parameters (as discussed) > > >>> > > >>>won't work: > > >>>{myfunc foo=$func->bar()} > > >>>{$myobj->foo($blah->bar())} > > >>> > > >>>3) you cannot put modifiers on modifier parameters (obvious syntax > > >>>collisions) > > >>> > > >>> > > >>> > > >>> > > >>> > > >>> > >