Re: [SMARTY-DEV] $smarty.const.CONSTANT

Cool, thanks! I haven't it tested yet but I just want to ask some questions. Is / will the following syntax be supported? {$foo.bar[0].foobar[index]} <-- backticks if not used within a quoted string {$foo.bar[0].foobar[index]} <-- foobar[index] indexed $bar[0], the result indexes $foo {blah blub="$foo.$bar[0].foobar[index]"} <-- the same as the line above but as quoted string {blah blub="$foo.$bar[0].foobar[index]``"} <-- cascaded backticks If it's not supported (I think so), should it be supported? I don't really know :-/ André "Monte Ohrt" <monte@ispi.net> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:1046445020.7653.4.camel@lena.ispi.prv... > This is fixed. > > Also, full dollar var syntax is allowed in quotes since they can be > escaped. example: > > {include file="$foo.bar[0].foobar[index].tpl"} > > Monte > > On Fri, 2003-02-28 at 06:29, messju mohr wrote: > > On Fri, Feb 28, 2003 at 12:59:08PM +0100, Nichlas Löfdahl wrote: > > > Greets! > > > > > > It's seems like the latest CVS-version of Smarty messes upp the {$smarty.const.CONSTANT} syntax. It gets compiled to: > > > > > > <?php echo (defined("CONSTANT") ? "CONSTANT" : null); ?> > > > > > > Those "" around the constant seem omnious :) > > > > indeed. the first pair of " is correct (defined() takes the constant's > > name, not the constants value). the second pair is wrong. > > > > a quick fix would be: > > > > diff -r1.183 Smarty_Compiler.class.php > > 1752c1752 > > < $compiled_ref = "(defined($_val) ? $_val : null)"; > > --- > > > $compiled_ref = "(defined($_val) ? constant($_val) : null)"; > > > > > > maybe Monte has a better one. > > > > > /Nichlas > > > > have fun > > messju > -- > Monte Ohrt <monte@ispi.net> >