[Logician]

Originally posted by Xenon
perhaps you've read that already, but if not:
http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showt...3&pagenumber=2

thx for the link Pal, but that explanation is still unclear to me.. The only educated guess I can make from that statement is that vb3 will save the conditionals seperate from the template itself so that they could be eval'ed without need to parse through the template but it's still not clear to me how this would increase the template parsing time.. If a condition is met, there will be still a replacement (= parsing) in template. The only gain would be while searching through the template if it has a conditional or not but well considering the templates sizes are not so big, IMO its overhead increase should be very trivial..

It's just a "substr_count" that's saved (which I intend to add to my hack too) but IMO it does not effect running time so significiantly..

Or I still didnt get how it will work? lol