This fixes the issue where variables created by @foreach() are not imported in to the scope of the Closure.
Specifically this is done by explicitly include the variables used in the alias expression of the @include directive.
That way things like ['amphibians' => $frogs + $toads, 'msg' => 'Welcome ' . $name] are correctly handled as well.
This also means that errors where an undefined variable is used will cause a single error at the place of @include rather then for ever usage in the included template.
TomasVotruba
commented
1 year ago
Fixes #31
This fixes the issue where variables created by
@foreach()are not imported in to the scope of theClosure.Specifically this is done by explicitly include the variables used in the alias expression of the
@includedirective.That way things like
['amphibians' => $frogs + $toads, 'msg' => 'Welcome ' . $name]are correctly handled as well.This also means that errors where an undefined variable is used will cause a single error at the place of
@includerather then for ever usage in the included template.