Dot Notation
Dot notation is a shortcut syntax for quickly accessing methods or properties of variables.
Given the following context:
<?php
array(
'foo' => array(
'bar' => array(
'baz' => 'qux',
),
),
);You can use dot notation to access the attributes of a variable:
{{foo.bar.baz}}Which will render as "qux".
This can be thought of as (approximately) equivalent to the following nested sections:
{{#foo}}{{#bar}}{{baz}}{{/bar}}{{/foo}}Note that it is only approximately equivalent, as the rules for variable resolution differ somewhat between the two examples.
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