String comparison when the variable is modified is not working correctly in if statements (in foreach statements this doesn't make sense for smart-tpl anyway). This prevents us from using constructions like
{if $var|tolower == \"test\"}true{else}false{/if}. The main issue here is that string is really 2 variables instead of one (char* and size_t). Another issue is the fact that a Filter is not a variable, therefore we can't just pass a variable pointer to some compare function and let that function deal with it instead.
String comparison when the variable is modified is not working correctly in if statements (in foreach statements this doesn't make sense for smart-tpl anyway). This prevents us from using constructions like
{if $var|tolower == \"test\"}true{else}false{/if}. The main issue here is that string is really 2 variables instead of one (char* and size_t). Another issue is the fact that a Filter is not a variable, therefore we can't just pass a variable pointer to some compare function and let that function deal with it instead.