> Solution 9: Template contextes
> ------------------------------
>
> You define some "context", or collection, I don't know a better word
> yet, which aggregates several variables.
>
> $t = new ezcTemplate();
> $t->collection->foo = new ezcTemplateVariableCollection();
> $t->collection->foo->a = 1;
> $t->collection->foo->b = 2;
> $t->process("p");
>
> Template p and q are:
>
> Template p:
> {use $foo}
> {include "q"}
>
> Template q:
> {use $foo}
> {$foo->a}
> {$foo->b}
>
> The main difference is here, that you don't need to pass this
> collection, but just import it in every template you want.
Looks like the group 1 solutions, but then the variables are not assigned to
$this->send but to something else like: $this->collection.
> - This can be documented, even it is not easily user visible.
>
> - You could use another block for this, for example {import} and not
> {use} to make it even more obvious.
With import it start to look like the solutions from group 2.
Thanks for the feedback,
Raymond.
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