Parser.php

Constructor

Parse a template Parses pseudo-variables contained in the specified template view, replacing them with any data that has already been set. it might be needed to pass additional info to other template engines.

Parse a String Parses pseudo-variables contained in the specified string, replacing them with any data that has already been set. it might be needed to pass additional info to other template engines.

Sets several pieces of view data at once. In the Parser, we need to store the context here so that the variable is correctly handled within the parsing itself, and contexts (including raw) are respected. If 'raw', no escaping will happen.

Parse a template Parses pseudo-variables contained in the specified template, replacing them with the data in the second param

Parse a single key/value, extracting it

Parse a tag pair Parses tag pairs: {some_tag} string... {/some_tag}

Removes any comments from the file. Comments are wrapped in {# #} symbols: {# This is a comment #}

Extracts noparse blocks, inserting a hash in its place so that those blocks of the page are not touched by parsing.

Re-inserts the noparsed contents back into the template.

Parses any conditionals in the code, removing blocks that don't pass so we don't try to parse it later. Valid conditionals: - if - elseif - else

Over-ride the substitution field delimiters.

Over-ride the substitution conditional delimiters.

Handles replacing a pseudo-variable with the actual content. Will double-check for escaping brackets.

Callback used during parse() to apply any filters to the value.

Checks the placeholder the view provided to see if we need to provide any autoescaping.

Given a set of filters, will apply each of the filters in turn to $replace, and return the modified string.

Scans the template for any parser plugins, and attempts to execute them. Plugins are delimited by {+ ... +}

Makes a new plugin available during the parsing of the template.

Removes a plugin from the available plugins.

Converts an object to an array, respecting any toArray() methods on an object.