Recent changes to feature-requests

Native OO Interface.

Sjon — Thu, 05 Jun 2003 15:43:16 -0000

Another thing I'd like to see is a native oo interface
for this extension. I've attached an php code example
of how such an interface would look (The extensions in
there can be disregarded).

eg:
<?php

$t = new tmpl();
$t->open('test.tpl');
$t->set_global('random', mt_rand());
for ($i = 0; $i < 4; $i++) {
$t->iterate('/row');
$t->set('/row', array('one' => '1', 'two' => '2'));
}
echo $t->parse();

Regards, Sjon

Ability to register callback functions.

Sjon — Tue, 20 May 2003 08:32:13 -0000

Hi.

I've made my own templating function library in php (who
hasn't), and added besides the standard replacement
stuff also a way to incorporate so called tags inside
templates, wich can be assigned a handler.
Example:
// the tag wich can be put inside a template
<tag:random min="100" max="999" />

// registering a handler with a tag
stpl_register_tag
(STPL_FETCH_EVENT, 'random', 'stpl_tag_random');

// example function
function stpl_tag_random ($params) {
$min = (isset($params['min']) ? $params['min'] : 0);
$max = (isset($params['max']) ? $params['max'] :
mt_getrandmax());
return mt_rand($min, $max);
}

the STPL_FETCH_EVENT is one of three events that
occur. In order:
STPL_LOAD_EVENT: when the template get's read
from disk
STPL_PARSE_EVENT: when the template get's parsed
(variable substitution)
STPL_FETCH_EVENT: when the parsed content get's
fetched for display/storage

Now, I know the event stuff may not really make sense
with this extension (maybe the first two do), but I would
love to see something like this incorporated into this
extension.
I'm no C programmer, so I can't be of much use in that
field, but I would love to help. I think one additional
function and two ini entries (tag_start and tag_end)
would be all that's needed. Maybe even add a few
predefined tag handlers (like above random, date,
include), etc.

If you've got any questions, let me know.

Regards, Sjon.

replacing multiple tokens

Clement — Mon, 11 Mar 2002 13:18:12 -0000

Could it be possible to replace all of the occurences
of a same token in a context with only one assign?
ex:
<pre>
<tmpl:blah>

</tmpl:blah>
</pre>

Thanks