On 05-08-2009 at 10:47:49 Łukasz Palka lukasz.pal...@gmail.com wrote:
I recently started using PHPTAL and Doctrine. Unfrotunatly I cannot
access
some properties like:
div tal:repeat=comment post/Comment
but this works:
div tal:repeat=comment php:post.Comment
After deleting else from PHPTAL\Context.php, line: 279:
// ask __get and discard if it returns null
/*else*/ if (method_exists($base,'__get')
is_callable(array($base, '__get')))
{
$tmp = $base-$current;
if (NULL !== $tmp){
$base = $tmp;
continue;
}
}
it works fine.
This will introduce bugs in code that implements __isset() and __get()
properly.
Is this a bug in PHPTAL or maybe Doctrine programmers made something
strange
or...? I am not a pro php programmer, so maybe I am wrong :)
IMHO this is bug in the framework - it implements __isset() which returns
invalid information.
If __isset() returns false it means that property doesn't exist, PHPTAL
believes it and won't try to read non-existent property.
I suggest changing the framework so that __isset() always returns true for
all properties that are allowed to be read.
--
regards, Kornel
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