I think that create a HTML Lib is a BAD idea... reinvented the wheel.
My xml:
<message id="index">
<div id="menuleft"><aside><header><h3>${user}</h3></header>
... ...
</message>
<message id="user">Usuário</message>
My cpp:
inline void fillText(Wt::WTemplate *tp, std::string str) { fillText(tp,
str, str); }
void UtilsWt::fillText(WTemplate *tp, string str1, string str2) {
tp->bindWidget(str1, new WText(WString::tr(str2)));
}
...
wTemplate_ = new WTemplate(WString::tr("index"), root());
utilswt->fillText(wTemplate_, "user");
or I can use: utilswt->fillText(wTemplate_, "user_login", "login_screen");
explain:
1) In cpp I read <message id="index"> and add to a WTemplate.
2) After I call my overloaded fillText function, send template object
and a 'tag name'.
3) The function fillText will bind the 'user' tag in template with the
'user' message.
I use the fillText funcion in hundreds places to change small texts of
many lines of HTML code.
HTML + CSS with XMLs is the best solution.
On 11/15/2011 06:05 AM, Koen Deforche wrote:
> Hey Parvinder,
>
> 2011/11/12 PARVINDER RAJPUT <m...@parvinder.co.in>:
>> Hello All
>>
>> We have any library or anyone develop a library, to text seen bold,
>> italic, or <h1> to <h6>. If no, then Please we can think about that.
>> Like if we attach 1 with WText() then it automatically pickup the h1
>> tag.
>
> I think there is indeed room for improvement, to customize the tag
> used to render a WText.
> Could you post this as a feature request to our redmine issue tracker ?
>
> Regards,
> koen
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