Problem
You want to use different content tags in your Blade template.
You know that blade uses {{ and }} to specify content to be output, but this conflicts with Mustache or some other library you're using.
Solution
Use the Blade::setContentTags() method.
Let's say you want to use [% and %] for your tags. First call the method.
Blade::setContentTags('[%', '%]');
Then your template can contain code like.
The value of $variable is [% $variable %].
You can also pass a second argument as true to indicate you're setting the tags to escape content.
Blade::setContentTags('[-%', '%-]', true);
Then instad of using {{{ and }}} you can use [-% and %-].
The value of $variable is [-% $variable %-].
Discussion
You must call Blade::setContentTags() before using a view.
The two best places to call this are in a service provider or in app/start/global.php.
