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new forced unclosed block compiler exception #397
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new forced unclosed block compiler exception in latest dev 3.1.32-25 version
new forced unclosed block compiler exception
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in latest dev 3.1.32-25 version brought in some issues with elder working code.
Hi Uwe
I don't say its an issue or bug, and do only want to make this noticable for your further work,
We had to 2 occurences of exceptions using code like
{$link="{if $file.hotlink}{$file.path}{else}{$file.full_file}{/if}"}
throwing an
unclosed "{else}" in doubled quoted string <--
and now easy to solve by using bracketsand a special one in a modifier
{$smarty.const.UNMET_REQUIREMENTS|sprintf:"{if $requirements_failures.{$plug.class_name}.s9y}s9y $plug.requirements.serendipity,{/if} {if $requirements_failures.{$plug.class_name}.php}PHP $plug.requirements.php,{/if} {if $requirements_failures.{$plug.class_name}.smarty}Smarty $plug.requirements.smarty{/if}"}
throwing
unclosed "{if}" in doubled quoted string <--
which also is avoidable using brackets,{$smarty.const.UNMET_REQUIREMENTS|sprintf:"({if ($requirements_failures.{$plug.class_name}.s9y)}s9y {$plug.requirements.serendipity},{/if}{if ($requirements_failures.{$plug.class_name}.php)} PHP {$plug.requirements.php},{/if}{if ($requirements_failures.{$plug.class_name}.smarty)} Smarty {$plug.requirements.smarty}{/if})"}
but outputs the brackets. (That is ok for me this special case, but might be an unwanted behaviour in other cases.)
Feel free to close,
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