Unassign plugin updated

The unassign plugin is updated, now it can unassign also an
array item!
Unassign is good to mantain clean your templates.

The syntax is simple:
{unassign var=$foo}

For unassign an array item:
{unassign var=$foo.bar}

See and download at:
http://smart
y.incutio.com/?page=unassign

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I am seeing an odd result of capitalize.

Basically, the letter after an accented character is
capitalized, as if it a
new word has started.
Ex:
The word typed is "gráfica", the capitalized
result returned by smarty is
"GráFica".

In some SW I wrote, I consider words to match the regexp
"[a-zà-ü]", but I
think capitalize is matching "[a-z]" only.

Appreciate any insights,
Osiris Pedroso
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From: Davide Muzzarelli [mailto:regdav-muz.net] 
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Subject: [SMARTY] Unassign plugin updated

The unassign plugin is updated, now it can unassign also an
array item!
Unassign is good to mantain clean your templates.

The syntax is simple:
{unassign var=$foo}

For unassign an array item:
{unassign var=$foo.bar}

See and download at:
http://smart
y.incutio.com/?page=unassign

Byez!

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On 16 May 2006, at 18:43, Osiris Pedroso wrote:

> In some SW I wrote, I consider words to match the
regexp "[a-zà- 
> ü]", but I
> think capitalize is matching "[a-z]" only.

It would be nicer to match something more general like
[\w], if only  
there was a lower-case-only equivalent! I wonder if the
unicode  
patterns would work even now? For example, [\p] should
match all  
lower case letters. Or perhaps you could convert the string
to  
unicode before matching on it? Would be slower, but should
be much  
more reliable.

Marcus
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