(just in case any of the people on PEAR-DEV will read this at all,
since everyone must be tired of the template class debates :-) )
i just wanted to say what i had to write, because i didnt see any of
the existing template classes/engines provide me with that
the main features are:
# compiling template class which (almost) only replaces '{' by <?php
and '}' by ?>, with pre and post filters
# uses indention to create the '{' and '}' for php-code inside the
template, so clean code is a requirement and no closing tags like:
{/if} are needed
# leaves all the power of php to you, not only the functionality the
template engine implements
# nothing to learn, just use '{' and '}' instead of the php-tags in
your template and indent your code properly
# the seperation of source and representation is all up to the
programmer (either this is good or bad)
# provides some default filter
a possible template
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{if(sizeof($disadvantages))}
{foreach($disadvantages as $aDisadvantage)}
<li>{$aDisadvantage}</li>
{else}
no disadvantages registered yet :-)
-----------------------------
the compiled code is nothing more than this
-----------------------------
<?php if(sizeof($disadvantages)) { ?>
<?php foreach($disadvantages as $aDisadvantage) { ?>
<li><?=$aDisadvantage?></li>
<?php } } else { ?>
no disadvantages registered yet :-)
<?php } ?>
-----------------------------
so you can see - easy to use, nothing to learn and should be fast :-)
feel free to have a look at
http://wolfram.kriesing.de/programming/
PS: BTW what was the decision on a multiple classes in PEAR
which do the same thing?
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Wolfram
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