Re: html_options

> 
> Personally, I think the point is moot. Whether or not you can generally use
> true/false as array keys, AFAIK, one can never get the PHP values true or false
> back from a form post. In that light, one has no business specifying them when
> they really mean to specify 0 or 1, not?
> 
> boots
> 

Well it could be for semantic reasons that someone wants to have 
something like this:

$smarty->assign('options', array(true => 'Yes', false => 'No'));
$smarty->assign('select_yes_by_default', false);

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