Description: ------------ Hello! Sometimes I need to pass the %s or %d as one of the values and I want the parsed url to include the same value unchanged. The rawurlencode messes it up! Basically I want the URI_Template to make all substitutions but the result URL must have the %s or %d to I can use it as input for sprintf() Can you include the second param to substitue($values, $urlencode = true) then only do the urlencode if $urlencode === true This would really help. Also, if was not able to simple redefine the substitute() in a sub-class because vars of $template and $values are private. Maybe you should change them to protected, so people can extend this class. Thank you.

The private / protected bit appears already done in CVS, and there's now a quick patch for encode - I take it thats what you meant, Dmitri?

I saw the version in CVS, looks good, now it will be easy to redefine the substitute() methods but you can also add a second arg to substitute() substitute($values, $urlEncode = true){ // then if($urlEncode){ $this->values = $values; /* Because it is common that a template contains several replacements, * we do the URL encoding here instead of in _substitute. */ foreach ($this->values as &$value) { if (is_array($value)) { $value = array_map('rawurlencode', $value); } else { $value = rawurlencode($value); } } } return preg_replace_callback('~(\{[^\}]+\})~', array($this, '_substitute'), $this->template); }

The feature request has been implemented and will be part of the upcoming 0.3.1 release.