Variable in {include}

[Budry]

Hi,
I'm not sure if it is bug, but I have two same codes but each is compiled differently

{include $themeDir . '/components/confirmDelete.latte'}
{include $themeDir.'/components/confirmDelete.latte'}

First {include} returns error syntax error, unexpected '.', expecting ')'
Compilated code:

<?php $_b->templates['7691012173']->renderChildTemplate($themeDir, array(. '/components/confirmDelete.latte') + $template->getParameters()) ;

Second include works OK
The only difference is in spaces before and after . (dot)

[Majkl578]

That is not a bug, because space is an argument delimiter. But the error is really misleading.

[mishak87]

It would be better to promote/use "$variable/path" syntax rather then concatenation in templates. It is simpler, clearer and without such WTF moments.

{include "$themeDir/components/confirmDelete.latte"}

OT rixxi/template-locator might be useful for organizing templates and themes without variables like $themeDir in templates.

[dg]

Space is really argument delimiter, but argument cannot begins with ., so $themeDir . '...' should be supported too.

[castamir]

This commit should fix concatenation with spaces in all macros (not only in include macro).

[castamir]

@dg what do you think about it?

[castamir]

Concatenation refactored