modules for the templating language

I have copied over Dan's templating language example and put it an example of how modules could be implemented. ************************** moduleNames.php <?php // Define and parse template. $tmpl = tmpl_define("moduleNames.tmpl"); // Omitted: Query DB or otherwise obtains some results. // Assign # of results (scalar) tmpl_assign($tmpl, "num_found", "3"); // Assign the results. An array of first names and an array of last names. tmpl_assign($tmpl, "fname", array("Dan", "John", "Homer")); tmpl_assign($tmpl, "lname", array("Libby", "Doe", "Simpson")); // Assign a page background color and font. tmpl_assign($tmpl, array(page_bgcolor => "red", default_font => "arial", default_size => "+2") ); ?> ************************** moduleNames.tmpl <HTML> <body bgcolor="{{page_bgcolor}}"> <font face="{{default_font}}" size="{{default_size}}"> found {{num_found}} results. <TABLE> <TR><TD>First Name</TD><TD>Last Name</TD></TR> <!-- Begin list of names --> {{section:names}} <TR><TD>{{fname}}</TD><TD>{{lname}}</TD></TR> {{/section:names}} <!-- End list of names --> </TABLE> </font> </body> </HTML> ************************** addressBook.php <?php // Include header file for modules tmpl_headerFile("modules.inc"); // Print other modules, or whatever else // If there is a module for First Name, Last Name then print that // otherwise we do the DB query, php parsing, variable assigning, .... {:if FIRSTLASTNAME} // Retrieve buffer with variables inserted, and print. print tmpl_getbuf(FIRSTLASTNAME); {:else} // no module, so do we do what should happen in moduleNames.php // like DB query, variable assignment, ... {/:endif} ?> ************************** modules.inc <:defineModule name=FIRSTLASTNAME> php: moduleNames.php; tmpl: moduleNames.tmpl; </:defineModule> paras

Attachment: [text/x-vcard] Paras Dagli.vcf