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* ste:in_array checks, if a value is in an array
* ste:join joins an array with a glue string
* ste:split splits a string with a delimiter to an array
* ste:array_add adds an element to an array.
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* It did not return a reference.
* Some Tags from the standardlib used references in a wrong way.
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* The exceptions RuntimeError, FatalRuntimeError, CantLoadTemplate and
CantSaveTemplate were introduced.
* RuntimeErrors are automatically catched by the template engine and
will be displayed instead of the tag, unless the parameter
$mute_runtime_errors was set to true.
* Missing tags will result either in a RuntimeError or, if
$fatal_error_on_missing_tag is true, in a FatalRuntimeError.
* The mktag-subcompiler and the standard library functions now use the
new exceptions.
* A bug, that threw away leading TextNodes if a comment or rawtext
pseudotag was parsed, is now fixed.
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* Very often the error offsets of parsing errors were too high.
* The offset to line translation now works cleaner and should no longer
throw PHP errors.
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* ste:get allows us to get a variable's content dynamically.
* (') was escaped for TextNodes, which resulted to:
\'
should have been:
'
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Copy&Paste is sometimes a very bad idea...
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The template name was not included.
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If a tag parameter was empty, no string was created during
trancompilation. Resulted in a PHP parsing error.
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The current counter value was not set prorperly.
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* If there are unbalanced open/close Tags in the template, STE will now
tell you exactly which Tag was not closed properly (before: the first
opening tag during the current balaning check).
* It was not possible to access array fields dynamically, e.g. this:
$foo[$bar]
was not possible before. Now fixed.
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The result of this bug: every for-loop, where the step parameter could
be evaluated at compile time (i.e. only text) had step = 1.
Should have seen this in the example pages...
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Because strftime is more flexible: You can...
* ...put arbitrary text inside the format
* ...manipulate it by set the locale (i.e. set language-specific month
names etc.)
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Output PHP code is now *much* smaller. Should also be faster, because
not so many variable assignments are performed.
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* Error messages now include the name of the template and the line
where the error occurred.
* `instanceof Text` is no longer valid, must be `instanceof TextNode`.
* The Precompiler is now a own function.
* ste:if subcompiler fixed.
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Template "b" was not found, if "a" <ste:load>-ed it and both were in the
same, non-root directory. Now fixed.
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~{a|op|b}
Also updated the documentation and made unescape_text() a alias of
PHP's stripcslashes().
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Newlines and following whitespaces at the beginning of a TextNode will
be ignored now.
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Parser finished :-D
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