http://www.symfony-project.org/book/1_2/05-Configuring-Symfony#chapter_05_sub_custom_application_settings_and_app_yml
It's documented there - When you should require an PHP array
directly beneath the all key you need to use a category header,
otherwise symfony will make the values separately available as shown
above.
On Jun 14, 6:26 pm, Tom Ptacnik to...@tomor.cz wrote:
No, underscores are ok, even if I chage it to
all:
test: [cs, en]
it's the same
sfConfig::add(array(
'app_test_0' = 'cs',
'app_test_1' = 'en',
As pghoratiu sad. It looks like an undocumented feature. Never mind I
can live with that. One must just remember that :)
On 14 čvn, 14:45, Eno symb...@gmail.com wrote:
On Mon, 14 Jun 2010, Tom Ptacnik wrote:
Do someone know why first solution produce bad array and second will
produce good array?
I'm talking abou settings in app.yml
1)
all:
frontend_cultures: [cs, en]
will produce (cache/app/dev/app.yml.php):
'app_frontend_cultures_0' = 'cs',
'app_frontend_cultures_1' = 'en',
2)
all:
frontend:
cultures: [cs, en]
'app_frontend_cultures' = array (
0 = 'cs',
1 = 'en',
),
Im guessing using an underscore in the array name is a problem since the
config handler uses underscores too.
You can use alternate syntax.
http://www.symfony-project.org/gentle-introduction/1_4/en/05-Configur...
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