Tickets :: Comment on [#7843] yaml loader fails if string contain curly brackets

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Comment	> Consider the following yaml snippet > > > > ---<snip>--- > > routes: > > index: > > controller: net_nemein_news_controllers_index > > action: latest > > route: / > > content_entry_point: nnn-show-latest > > allowed_methods: > > - OPTIONS > > - GET > > - PROPFIND > > latest: > > controller: net_nemein_news_controllers_index > > action: latest > > route: "/latest/{$int:number}/" > > content_entry_point: nnn-show-latest > > rss: > > controller: net_nemein_news_controllers_index > > action: latest > > route: /rss.xml > > mimetype: text/xml > > template_entry_point: nnn-show-rss > > show: > > controller: net_nemein_news_controllers_article > > action: show > > route: "/{$name}/" > > content_entry_point: nnn-show-article > > edit: > > controller: net_nemein_news_controllers_article > > action: edit > > route: "/{$name}/edit" > > content_entry_point: nnn-edit-article > > ---<snap>--- > > > > This has the same bug as spyck in the parser (supposedly) thinking > that the curly brackets inside strings are inline maps > > > > syck parses this correctly even when the routes with curly brackets > are not quoted. > > > > tested on "PHP 5.2.0-8+etch11 (cli)" using the following code and > horde/Yaml-1.0.1 via PEAR. > > > > ---<snip>--- > > <?php > > error_reporting(E_ALL); > > require_once('Horde/Yaml.php'); > > require_once('Horde/Yaml/Node.php'); > > require_once('Horde/Yaml/Exception.php'); > > require_once('Horde/Yaml/Loader.php'); > > $path = realpath(dirname(__FILE__)) . '/test.yml'; > > echo "path={$path}\n"; > > $array = Horde_Yaml::load($path); > > if ( !( isset($array['routes']) > > && isset($array['routes']['latest']) > > && isset($array['routes']['latest']['route']) > > && is_string($array['routes']['latest']['route'])) > > \|\| !( isset($array['routes']) > > && isset($array['routes']['show']) > > && isset($array['routes']['show']['route']) > > && is_string($array['routes']['show']['route'])) > > ) > > { > > echo "ERROR: Invalidly parsed route\n"; > > var_dump($array); > > exit(1); > > } > > > > echo "No errors detected"; > > ?> > > ---<snip>---
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