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The older version 3.1.21 allowed {$var.{$index}}. The v. 3.1.24 seems generate error.
Maybe see that not sense to use {$var.{$index}}, because can be just {$var.$index}. I saw that {$var.{$arr.index}} working...
Also, seems to be a problem with "@" used for array functions. I know that not necessary use of # in smarty > 3.1 , but just in vers 3.1.24
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- bugfix using {$foo} as array index like $bar.{$foo} or in double qu…
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…oted string like "some {$foo} thing" failed #49
The {$var.{$index}} problem is now fixed in dev-master.
But what kind of problem did you see with "@"? please provide an example.
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Merge pull request smarty-php#49 from think-ahead/ticket-5294-delete-…
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…unnecessary-code-of-the-shift-simulation-function Redmine 5294: シフトシミュレーション機能の削除で不要になったコードを削除する
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The older version 3.1.21 allowed {$var.{$index}}. The v. 3.1.24 seems generate error.
Maybe see that not sense to use {$var.{$index}}, because can be just {$var.$index}. I saw that {$var.{$arr.index}} working...
Also, seems to be a problem with "@" used for array functions. I know that not necessary use of # in smarty > 3.1 , but just in vers 3.1.24
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: