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includeq Smarty compiler plug-in See the enclosed file LICENSE for licensing information. If you did not receive this file, get it at http://www.fsf.org/copyleft/gpl.html
| Author: | Skalpa Keo <skalpa@xoops.org> |
| Copyright: | The XOOPS project http://www.xoops.org/ |
| License: | http://www.fsf.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU public license |
| Version: | $Id: compiler.includeq.php 506 2006-05-26 23:10:37Z skalpa $ |
| Poids: | 86 lignes (3 kb) |
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| smarty_compiler_includeq( $tag_args, &$comp ) X-Ref |
| Quick include template plug-in Like {@link smarty_compiler_foreachq() foreachq}, this plug-in has been written to provide a faster version of an already existing Smarty function. <var>includeq</var> can be used as a replacement for the Smarty {@link http://smarty.php.net/manual/en/language.function.include.php include} function as long as you are aware of the differences between them. Normally, when you include a template, Smarty does the following: - Backup all your template variables in an array - Include the template you specified - Restore the template variables from the previously created backup array The advantage of this method is that it makes the main template variables <i>safe</i>: if your main template uses a variable called <var>$stuff</var> and the included template modifies it value, the main template will recover the original value automatically. While this can be useful in some cases (for example, when you include templates you have absolutely no control over), some may consider this a limitation and it has the disadvantage of slowing down the inclusion mechanism a lot. <var>includeq</var> fixes that: the code it generates doesn't contain the variables backup/recovery mechanism and thus makes templates inclusion faster. Note that however, this new behavior may create problems in some cases (but you can prevent them most of the times, for example by always using a <var>tmp_</var> prefix for the variables you create in included templates looping sections). |
| Généré le : Sun Nov 25 11:44:32 2007 | par Balluche grâce à PHPXref 0.7 |
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