That's pretty slick actually.. I never really thought about extending
the compiler to accept some sort of native array parameter..
I'm a broken record on this, but I would have to extend this to support
nested arrays like:
{helper html->select('Model/field', Array('tabindex' => 1, 'options' =>
Array(0 => 'No', 1 => 'Yes'), 'class' => 'selector' ))}
It's not my fault I like run-time multi-dimensional data structures..
:-) I just find them clean and easy to understand for template
designers..
On Nov 3, 9:29 am, "René" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm using Smarty for a while now and got around the array issue by this
> compiler helper:
>
> function smarty_compiler_helper($tag_attrs, &$compiler)
> {
> $args = explode('->', $tag_attrs);
> $arg0 = $args[0];
> unset($args[0]);
> $arg1 = implode('->', $args);
> $arg1 = preg_replace('/\$(\w+)/', '$this->_tpl_vars[\'\1\']', $arg1);
> return('echo $this->_tpl_vars[\'' . $arg0 . '\']->' . $arg1 .';');
>
> }With this SmartyPlugin you can use CakePHP helpers like this:
> {helper html->input('Model/field', Array('tabindex' => 1))}
>
> I know this is neither perfect nor clean, but it does the job.
>
> Greetings,
> René
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