Hi,
This is because php doesn't support __set() in array context, which is
what phptal uses to define template variables.
It's a bit of a drawback to having to construct a temporary array
first every time, but with php5 it doesn't incur much penalty since it
uses copy-on-write by default ;-)
On 8/26/09, GRolf <ger...@pictureparking.com> wrote:
>
>
> I created a class which extends phptal, so this class can handle a
> couple of common tasks (eg adding javascript includes)
>
>
> it seems that assigning variables to an array, one by one, doesn't
> work? the values are set, but are not available in the template.
>
> Let me clarify, if needed:
>
> $this->myarray[] = 'val1';
> $this->myarray[] = 'val2';
>
> doesn't work, whereas
>
> $this->myarray = array('val1', 'val2');
>
> works fine. Also
>
> $this->myarray_temp[] = 'val1';
> $this->myarray_temp[] = 'val2';
> $this->myarray = $this->myarray_temp;
>
> works fine.
>
>
>
> Is this known (and wanted?) behaviour ?
>
>
>
>
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