{variable}
{variable} – creates PHP code to echo a variable
Synopsis
Usage (
{variable}
, {variable:h}
, {variable:u}
)
Description
creates PHP code to echo a variable, with optional modifier. Modifiers are
- No Modifier - does htmlspecialchars($variable)
- :h - echos without any change - eg. raw
- :u - echos urlencode($variable)
by default variables are assumed to have calling scope, and are prefixed with $t->, however if they are inside a loop (foreach), then the variables created by the loop are added to the scope and the prefix is not added.
Accessing object variables can be done using a dot as separator:
{object.property},
calling methods is identical: {object.method()}.
Example
setting an object variable
$this->a = "hello >>"; $template->outputObject($this);
Outputting the variable
{a}
{a:h}
{a:u}
Compiled template
<?php echo htmlspecialchars($t->a); ?> <?php echo $t->a; ?> <?php echo urlencode($t->a); ?>
Simple ouput example
hello >> hello >> hello+%3E%3