On 22/07/2016 19:41, David Rodrigues wrote:
Fifth point: you can't use arguments on each escape to change the mean of what happen, so I need define each possibility (that could be a lot). For instance: imagine that I have a escape that does, on reality, a "clamp" that do a $value bet more than min, and less than max. It should receives two arguments (min and max) and optional one (inclusive). Currently I could do it like: <?= echo clamp($value, 5, 25, true); ?>. How you can do that on your case?
I think that's drifting a long way away from the idea of "simple escape syntax", and into "building a templating engine". I don't see any need for this list to concern itself with such a task, because Smarty, and Twig, and many others already exist for that job. "clamp()" is a data transform, but it's not an "escape" in any sense that I can think of.
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