Re: More accurate compiled file names

Hi,

The compiled templates are saved in filenames that reflect their filename 
and content.

The numbers you see there are the result of a crc32() on the contents of 
the file (see http://www.php.net/crc32). This is taken to ensure that each 
filename is unique, so that two templates called "header.tpl" in different 
locations do not overwrite each others compiled template file.

so a file like %%-13/%%-135052920/header.tpl.php should be perfectly 
understandable as the compiled template for "header.tpl"

The filenames are split into directories so that on larger smarty 
installations, there is no filesystem delay trying to access the files. If 
you do not wish to use directories, simply ensure that 
$smarty->use_sub_dirs = false and Smarty will automatically substitute / 
for ^ in your compiled template files.

Hope this helps.

Regards,
-bok

At 08:31 AM 30/05/2004, you wrote:
>Hello.
>
>Smarty  saves  its  compiled  code to files with unreadable names
>(like  %%23t2763%%sjhdjsdhjshgd.php).  It  makes too difficult to
>find  fatal  error in the template (for example, {$obj->spoon()},
>where spoon is non-existent method).
>
>Attached patch corrects this problem - it replaces "/" by "^" and
>saves the file to temporary location.
>
>Replacement code:
>
>$_filename = preg_replace("{[/\\\\]}s", "^", $_filename);
>$_filename = preg_replace("{[^a-z0-9~!_=.^-]}si", "_", $_filename);
>
>Don't you plan to insert this patch to production version?
>
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>   Dmitry Koteroff.
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