Dan Young wrote:
If you're rockin' the Perl you might go for Template Toolkit:
http://template-toolkit.org/
Second that suggestion if you have Perl
comfort TT is very flexible and the syntax is human parseable.
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I am looking for suggestions for a templating system. I need to
generate a tree of configuration files to bake into a firmware
image. My tree overlays (replaces) the standard configuration to
localized it for a particular situation. I have rolled my own in Perl
and sed, primarily, but it seems
I am looking for suggestions for a templating system.
One thing that comes to mind, besides something like xslt, would be
ViewVC's (formerly ViewCVS) easy templates which comes in a module
called ezt.py. The application uses them extensively for HTML
generation, but it is a general, simple
On Tue, 19 Apr 2011, Russell Senior wrote:
I am looking for suggestions for a templating system.
Have you looked at m4? It's ancient, of course, but m4 and a Makefile
is still a powerful combination.
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On 04/19/2011 10:04 AM, Russell Senior wrote:
I am looking for suggestions for a templating system. I need to
generate a tree of configuration files to bake into a firmware
image. My tree overlays (replaces) the standard configuration to
localized it for a particular situation. I have
On Tue, Apr 19, 2011 at 10:04 AM, Russell Senior
russ...@personaltelco.net wrote:
I am looking for suggestions for a templating system.
...snip...
Can anybody suggest something they like?
The explosion of web frameworks has given rise to scads of templating
systems. Some are focused on HTML,
Russell Senior wrote:
I am looking for suggestions for a templating system. I need to
generate a tree of configuration files to bake into a firmware
image. My tree overlays (replaces) the standard configuration to
localized it for a particular situation. I have rolled my own in Perl
and
