return parse_template(file_get_contents($filename));
}
-# See also parse_template and fill_template.
-
-
-# To track our position in the template and in the data, we use a linked
-# stack structure. Each node is a hash with a reference to the parent
-# node along with whatever other data you want to add. For each stack,
-# you simply keep a variable with a reference to the top element. Then
-# the push and pop operations are:
-
-# $top =& tem_push($top);
-# $top =& $top['parent'];
-
-function &tem_push(&$stack = NULL) {
- static $refs = array();
-
- # Since a PHP reference is *not* a pointer to data, but a pointer to
- # a variable (or array slot), we *have* to first put the new node in
- # $refs, and then reference it from $new.
-
- $refs[] = array();
- $new =& $refs[count($refs)-1];
- if($stack) $new['parent'] =& $stack;
- return $new;
-}
-
-
-# First we take the template string and convert it into a tree of
-# strings and sub-templates. A template is a hash with a name string,
-# a pieces array, and possibly an args array.
+# We parse the template string into a tree of strings and sub-templates.
+# A template is a hash with a name string, a pieces array, and possibly
+# an args array.
function parse_template($string) {
$tem =& tem_push();
return $tem;
}
+function fill_template($template, &$data, &$context = NULL) {
+ if(!$context) {
+ $context =& tem_push($context);
+ $context['data'] =& $data;
+ }
+
+ foreach($template['pieces'] as $tem) {
+ if(is_string($tem)) $output .= $tem;
+ elseif($tem['pieces']) { # sub-template
+ $rows =& tem_get_rows($tem, $context);
+ foreach($rows as $key => &$row) {
+ $context =& tem_push($context);
+ $context['data'] =& $row;
+ $context['rows'] =& $rows;
+ $output .= fill_template($tem, $row, $context);
+ $context =& $context['parent'];
+
+ }
+ } else { # variable
+ $output .= tem_get_enc($tem, $context);
+ }
+ }
+ return $output;
+}
+
+
+# Implementation
+# --------------
+
+
+# To track our position in the template and in the data, we use a linked
+# stack structure. Each node is a hash with a reference to the parent
+# node along with whatever other data you want to add. For each stack,
+# you simply keep a variable with a reference to the top element. Then
+# the push and pop operations are:
+
+# $top =& tem_push($top);
+# $top =& $top['parent'];
+
+function &tem_push(&$stack = NULL) {
+ static $refs = array();
+
+ # Since a PHP reference is *not* a pointer to data, but a pointer to
+ # a variable (or array slot), we *have* to first put the new node in
+ # $refs, and then reference it from $new.
+
+ $refs[] = array();
+ $new =& $refs[count($refs)-1];
+ if($stack) $new['parent'] =& $stack;
+ return $new;
+}
+
# To fill out a template, we do a depth-first traversal of the template
# tree, replacing all tags with the data values.
return array('parent' => $context);
}
-function tem_get($key, $context) {
+function tem_find_value($key, $context) {
$scope = tem_find_scope($key, $context);
if($scope) return $scope['data'][$key];
}
function tem_get_enc($tag, $context)
{
$key = $tag['name'];
- $value = tem_get($key, $context);
+ $value = tem_find_value($key, $context);
foreach($tag['args'] as $encoding) {
$func = "enc_$encoding";
if(function_exists($func)) $value = $func($value, $key);
return $value;
}
-function fill_template($template, &$data, &$context = NULL) {
- if(!$context) {
- $context =& tem_push($context);
- $context['data'] =& $data;
- }
-
- foreach($template['pieces'] as $tem) {
- if(is_string($tem)) $output .= $tem;
- elseif($tem['pieces']) { # sub-template
- $rows =& tem_get_rows($tem, $context);
- foreach($rows as $key => &$row) {
- $context =& tem_push($context);
- $context['data'] =& $row;
- $context['rows'] =& $rows;
- $output .= fill_template($tem, $row, $context);
- $context =& $context['parent'];
-
- }
- } else { # variable
- $output .= tem_get_enc($tem, $context);
- }
- }
- return $output;
-}
-
# Return a hash containing the top-level sub-templates of tem.