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Bug #9853 problems with dot in blockname
Submitted: 2007-01-17 13:57 UTC
From: tles dot kin201_pear at gadzarts dot org Assigned: dsp
Status: Closed Package: HTML_Template_IT (version 1.2.1)
PHP Version: Irrelevant OS: All
Roadmaps: 1.3.0a1    
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 [2007-01-17 13:57 UTC] tles dot kin201_pear at gadzarts dot org (Christophe Colombier)
Description: ------------ The patch provided with the bug #7651 is buggy :) By closing this bug, it allow blocks like <!-- BEGIN foo.bar --> or variables like {foo.bar} But the dot is a "regex modifier", so a new bug appear. You may not use foo. and foo2 as blockname in the same template It's may be the same things with blockname Just my 2 cents Christophe Colombier A french guy Test script: --------------- <?php require("HTML/Template/ITX.php"); $tpl = new HTML_Template_IT(); $tplContenu = <<<HTML ############ TEST ################ before foo1 bloc <!-- BEGIN foo1 --> In foo1 {VAR} <!-- END foo1 --> after foo1 bloc before foo2 bloc <!-- BEGIN foo2 --> In foo2 {VAR} <!-- END foo2 --> after foo2 bloc before bar bloc <!-- BEGIN bar --> In bar {VAR} <!-- END bar --> after bar bloc HTML; $tpl->setTemplate($tplContenu); $tpl->setVariable("VAR" , "Ok !"); $tpl->parse("foo1"); $tpl->setVariable("VAR" , "Ok !"); $tpl->parse("foo2"); $tpl->setVariable("VAR" , "Ok !"); $tpl->parse("bar"); $tpl->parse(); $tpl->show(); $tpl = new HTML_Template_IT(); $tplContenu = <<<HTML ############ TEST WITH DOT ################ before foo. bloc <!-- BEGIN foo. --> In foo. {VAR} <!-- END foo. --> after foo. bloc before foo1 bloc <!-- BEGIN foo2 --> In foo1 {VAR} <!-- END foo2 --> after foo2 bloc before bar bloc <!-- BEGIN bar --> In bar {VAR} <!-- END bar --> after bar bloc HTML; $tpl->setTemplate($tplContenu); $tpl->setVariable("VAR" , "Ok !"); $tpl->parse("foo."); $tpl->setVariable("VAR" , "Ok !"); $tpl->parse("foo2"); $tpl->setVariable("VAR" , "Ok !"); $tpl->parse("bar"); $tpl->parse(); $tpl->show(); ?> Expected result: ---------------- ############ TEST ################ before foo1 bloc In foo1 Ok ! after foo1 bloc before foo2 bloc In foo2 Ok ! after foo2 bloc before bar bloc In bar Ok ! after bar bloc ############ TEST WITH DOT ################ before foo. bloc In foo. Ok ! after foo. bloc before foo2 bloc In foo2 Ok ! after foo2 bloc before bar bloc In bar Ok ! after bar bloc Actual result: -------------- ############ TEST ################ before foo1 bloc In foo1 Ok ! after foo1 bloc before foo2 bloc In foo2 Ok ! after foo2 bloc before bar bloc In bar Ok ! after bar bloc ############ TEST WITH DOT ################ before foo. bloc In foo. Ok ! after foo2 bloc before bar bloc In bar Ok ! after bar bloc

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 [2007-02-12 19:57 UTC] dsp at php dot net (David Soria Parra)
This bug has been fixed in CVS. If this was a documentation problem, the fix will appear on pear.php.net by the end of next Sunday (CET). If this was a problem with the pear.php.net website, the change should be live shortly. Otherwise, the fix will appear in the package's next release. Thank you for the report and for helping us make PEAR better.