Me too :) Tried PHPStorm some days ago, but if PHPTal support comes, then
I'll probably switch to it :D
Marco Pivetta
http://twitter.com/Ocramius
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2011/6/27 Kornel Lesiński kor...@geekhood.net
On Mon, 27 Jun 2011 11:03:48 +0100, Anton Andriyevskyy x.meg...@gmail.com
Kornel Lesiński wrote:
I think it's illogical or buggy. You're saying it's not set, but then
you expect it to be set anyway.
If you have lazily-loaded properties, then you should simply return
*true* from __isset() for such properties.
But think other way. __isset() returns true and then
Marco, I tried Eclipse, NetBeans and few others, and now when I tried
PHPStorm I forgot about everything
happened to me before, and I'm HAPPY. It's powerful. So much powerful. So
try all its features and you will love it.
Regards,
Anton Andriyevskyy
Business Automation Web Development
On
Hi,
I am new to use PHPTal and so far, I like it. It's great to separate php
code and the xhtml code.
One of my list need some data from two arrays. I have one array array1 that
I use tal:repeat=offers jobOffers and find the content like this:
tal:content=offers/name for example. One of
I think I understand what you are saying. The easiest way to do this would be
if 'idoffer' is the key for the second array (so you have an array of key/value
pairs with the idoffer as the key and name as the value). Then you can
effectively ask 'give me the value for this key I am giving you
Okey, thanks for the quick answer.
But my otherArray is at format Array([0] = Array([idoffer] = INTEGER
[name] = STRING) [1] ...
I think the reason is that one idoffer can have more than one name, but is
there an easy way to format that array correct or get this work on this
array?
Thanks for
try this:
$tmpArray = array();
foreach($otherArray as $a){
$tmpArray[$a['idoffer']] = $a;
}
$otherArray = $tmpArray();
unset($tmpArray);
Pozdrawiam
Piotr Kroczyński
W dniu 28.06.2011 17:41, Teis Lindemark pisze:
Okey, thanks for the quick answer.
But my otherArray is at format
Ok maby I didn't understand you correctly. Case where there could be
more than one name for idoffer:
$tmpArray = array();
foreach($otherArray as $a){
$tmpArray[$a['idoffer']][] = $a['name'];
}
$otherArray = $tmpArray();
unset($tmpArray);
then:
tr tal:repeat=offers jobOffers
td
Thanks a lot!
This works and I also learned a bit more about how PHPTAL works.
Teis
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Sendt: 28. juni 2011 18:01
Til: Template Attribute Language for
On Tue, 28 Jun 2011 17:49:04 +0100, Darrell Hamilton darre...@4over.com
wrote:
There seems to be a lacking of any documentation for the i18n:domain
attribute. In the current documentation, it is only mentioned as an
aside in the PHPTAL_TranslationService section of the PHP Integration
isset() isn't defined for lazy-loading properties, they're either set or not
set. Not not currently set, but could be in the future. Therefore, is it
correct or incorrect to define it one way or another in our application's
objects?
In the current implementation, PHPTAL makes an active attempt
On Tue, 28 Jun 2011 18:44:49 +0100, Terin Stock terinjo...@gmail.com
wrote:
isset() isn't defined for lazy-loading properties, they're either set or
not set.
IMHO lazy-loading is an implementation detail that should not be visible
to isset().
The state you have is property is there and
Kornel:
Thanks!
It's early enough in my application, that I can go ahead and change my
behavior, so that's not much of an issue.
Thank you for your patch. It's not fun to reject patches, I'm sorry for that.
No problem, it sucks, I know. Hopefully this is just the first of many patches,
and
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