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Nope, pipe can't be escaped, yet.
Could you please make an example of a useful code template containing pipes? |
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Hi Dmitri,
In fact the only places I've needed this is for PHP "or" statements using || and in our file headers. I was just hoping that such a feature existed, I don't feel you should spend time on it when there's so many more things to work on. Thanks and Happy Holidays. |
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As already mentioned, the primary concern for PHP would be the || operator. However, one might also want to use a pipe inside of a string, and I've frequently seen pipes used in template systems. |
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