Laravel echoing object property after checking for Existence

问题

In Laravel there is a shortcut method for checking and printing variable if it exists:

{{ $name or 'Default' }}

Is there any similar syntax for object properties? Because that kind of syntax will throw an error in case I'll try to check an object property for existence:

{{ $object->property or 'Default' }}

I know I can solve that with plain PHP like that:

{{ isset($object->property) ? $object->property: 'Default' }}

But isn't that odd? Object properties are longer than variables and they also have to use longer syntax?

回答1:

You can use.

{{ @$object->property ?: 'Default'}}

The "@" is a Error Control Operator

I haven't seen a Laravel specific method.

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28554946/laravel-echoing-object-property-after-checking-for-existence