Daniel Fagerstrom wrote:
> Instruction Inclusion > ===================== > > Now for the instructions (jx:forEach etc) we have the > question if they > should be choosed: > > 1. Programatically: There is an abstract base class with > common template > generator functionality. To implement e.g. JXTG this base class is > extended. And the extended class enumerates the instructions > that should > be used and also choose parsing strategy etc. > > 2. Configuration: Instructions or set of instructions are made > components and connected to the template generator in the > configuration. > > 3. Within the template language: There are special > instructions in some > common base template language that allow the user to include sets of > (Java written) instructions. What kind of instructions did you have in mind? The reason I ask is I wonder if it's really necessary to add extra instructions to the template language? A language with conditionals, iteration, AND recursion is surely already Turing-complete, and doesn't really need more control structures? Con
