partial include from sub directories

[madsleejensen]

currently (version 0.14) im unable to specify partials in sub directories to a basedir

ex: {{>my_sub_directory/test}}

it will only work if i add "my_sub_directory/" to basedir configuration. Im quite sure it worked before but around two weeks ago i stopped, i can see some changes has been made to

13ba7d4

case '>':
            self::readPartial($vars[0][0], $context);
 return true;

a quick workaround i did was to replace it with

case '>':
            self::readPartial(implode(DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR, $vars[0]), $context);
 return true;

the problem might actually be that the parser does not see "my_sub_directory/test" as one string so in $vars the string is split up into an array with 2 elements split by "/"

[madsleejensen]

The workaround didnt quite work :) but i rolled back to commit 8797485 where it seems to work.

[zordius]

Hello all, after tests on handlebars.js I found some interesting things:

1. {{ > foo }} works just like {{ > "foo" }} or {{ > [foo] }}.
2. {{ > foo/bar }} works just like {{ > "foo/bar" }} or {{ > [foo/bar] }} .
3. {{> foo }} is special case of mustache/handlebars , foo is treated as "foo" , not a variable
4. {{> foo bar}} works just like {{>"foo" bar}} , here bar is variable and do context change for the partial.

So, 1st param of > is special case , we should not touch it.

[zordius]

Now {{> foo/bar }} should be correct , please try current master, thanks.

( But , {{> [foo/bar] }} and {{> "foo/bar" }} is buggy now , I guess no one use these 2 cases so I just ignore them. )

[madsleejensen]

Works great thanks for the fast fix :)