I took a look at those functions, and file_put_contents() is only
php5... this needs to work w/ php4 so that's not an option.
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Well, I made it work now, and I even got a cache built in there
(kindof stupid though, I need to make it smarter.)
I figured out to use the assign function to add the curly brackets, thank-you.
I'll look into the file_*_contents() functions, thanks.
On 5/11/05, Rory Browne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> w
> Anyways, I restructered my code, and as far as I can see there is
> nothing wrong with the code, except for that it simply doesn't work :)
That's usually considered a fairly serious problem.
> I'm probably missing something blatently obvious but I'll post it and
> maybe someone can spot why thi
Okay well I see I have reopened the can of worms lol.
> This has all been done before, and I'm assuming that the James knows,
> and has seen that before, since he used the same common method names,
> as is in many php templating systems. $class->assign has been used in
> any templating system I've
On 5/10/2005 11:15:47 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Yep, the last medium I found could communicate with the spirits fine...
> but
> she
> was real unhappy with life in general
>
>
> LOL! ... now that's not PHP talk =P
Strange, from the time I joined this list I keep hearing about "PHP".
Templating is tricky. It adds overhead on the processing end, but
increases developer/designer efficiency. Finding a happy medium is the
challenge.
Yep, the last medium I found could communicate with the spirits fine...but
she
was real unhappy with life in general
:-p
Cheers,
Ryan
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What is the purpose of your templating system? And what does it solve?
These questions are the ones I'd ask myself if I was creating one. However,
there are a lot of them out there so does your templating system solve a
problem and is a solution? or just "yet another templating class"?
As its
* Rory Browne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > This has all been done before, and in a number of ways. If you really
> > *must* build your own templating class, go and thoroughly review the
> > code of those that already exist: Smarty, Savant, paTemplate,
> > FastTemplate, etc. Figure out how each solved t
> This has all been done before, and in a number of ways. If you really
> *must* build your own templating class, go and thoroughly review the
> code of those that already exist: Smarty, Savant, paTemplate,
> FastTemplate, etc. Figure out how each solved the problems. Then
> determine if you can im
* James Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hey fellas, sorry to infest the list with another question about a
> templating engine, but I am looking for some professional opinions
> here...
>
> I am trying to make a small, fast, and simple templating class... Now
> I have mastered the art of variable
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