*/␊ |
function __construct($template_file, $folders=array(), $load=true)␊ |
{␊ |
$allowedtags = Pluf::f('template_tags', array());␊ |
$this->_allowedTags = array_merge($allowedtags, $this->_allowedTags);␊ |
$modifiers = Pluf::f('template_modifiers', array());␊ |
$this->_modifier = array_merge($modifiers, $this->_modifier);␊ |
␊ |
/**␊ |
* [signal]␊ |
*␊ |
* Pluf_Template_Compiler::construct_template_tags_modifiers␊ |
*␊ |
* [sender]␊ |
*␊ |
* Pluf_Template_Compiler␊ |
*␊ |
* [description]␊ |
*␊ |
* This signal allows an application to dynamically modify the␊ |
* allowed template tags. The order of the merge with the ones␊ |
* configured in the configuration files and the default one␊ |
* is: default -> signal -> configuration file.␊ |
* That is, the configuration file is the highest authority.␊ |
*␊ |
* [parameters]␊ |
*␊ |
* array('tags' => array(),␊ |
* 'modifiers' => array());␊ |
*␊ |
*/␊ |
$params = array('tags' => array(),␊ |
'modifiers' => array());␊ |
Pluf_Signal::send('Pluf_Template_Compiler::construct_template_tags_modifiers', ␊ |
'Pluf_Template_Compiler', $params);␊ |
$this->_allowedTags = array_merge($this->_allowedTags,␊ |
$params['tags'],␊ |
Pluf::f('template_tags', array()));␊ |
$this->_modifier = array_merge($this->_modifier,␊ |
$params['modifiers'],␊ |
Pluf::f('template_modifiers', array()));␊ |
foreach ($this->_allowedTags as $name=>$model) {␊ |
$this->_extraTags[$name] = new $model();␊ |
}␊ |