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| Bug #4699 | Needs to mention backslash-output behaviour | ||
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| Submitted: | 2005-06-29 06:44 UTC | ||
| From: | sr at baghus dot net | Assigned: | pajoye |
| Status: | Bogus | Package: | HTML_Template_IT |
| PHP Version: | 4.3.11 | OS: | Linux |
| Roadmaps: | (Not assigned) | ||
[2005-06-29 06:44 UTC] sr at baghus dot net
Description:
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The template system needs "\\\$" to print out "\$" instead of "\\$" as needed by phps echo.
Furthermore, this is only the case with $. Other backslashified characters will output just fine: "\." outputs as "\.", no need for double or tripple backslashes.
This bit me while making and editor for regular expressions... \$ in the ruleset was always transformed to $ and the perl code evaluating the regexps died.
This happens with HTML-Template-IT version 1.10.
Reproduce code:
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$template->setVariable( 'test1', "\$" );
$template->setVariable( 'test2', "\\$" );
$template->setVariable( 'test3', "\\\$" );
$template->setVariable( 'test4', "\." );
Expected result:
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test1 -> $
test2 -> \$
test3 -> \\$
test4 -> .
Actual result:
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test1 -> $
test2 -> $
test3 -> \$
test4 -> \.
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