Smarty

[joelgriffiths]

Apache: 1.3.31
PHP: 5.0.1
Smarty: 2.6.3

I downloaded the most recent stable version of smarty 2-3 days ago (smarty newbie). While trying to use the register_object function, I noticed that methods ending with numbers (eg. function test1()) did not execute properly. Instead, they echoed the method name back to the browser.

For instance, the code below produced the following output:
TEST
testmethod->test2
testmethod->test3

// test.php
<?php

Class test {
function test() {
return("TEST");
}

function test2() {
return("TEST2");
}

function test3() {
return("TEST3");
}
}

require('Smarty.class.php');

$smarty = new Smarty;
$testObject = new test;

$smarty->register_object("testmethod",$testObject);

$smarty->display('registerbug.tpl');
?>

// registerbug.tpl
<pre>
{testmethod->test}
{testmethod->test2}
{testmethod->test3}
</pre>

[mohrt]

[joelgriffiths]

I guess I should have called the registered object testObject (not testMethod).. That was more of a naming convention problem than a bug though. testmethod was a registered object. Did I misunderstand your comment?

[messju]

@joelgriffiths:

this is a bug in Smarty-2.6.3 that affects methodnames and other identifiers containing digits.

it was fixed in cvs on jul 1 2004.

[mohrt]

nm, that syntax is fine. listen to messju instead