Writing a Template System in PHP - The Class Skeleton
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Now armed with the knowledge of how template files would be structured and how I wanted the interface to look, I could start constructing the skeleton of the class:
<?php
class Page
{
var $page;
function Page($template) {
}
function replace_tags($tags) {
}
function output() {
}
}
?> |
The array $tags is keyed using the place holders and its values are the corresponding replacement data. The variable $page is used to store the page as it's being generated.
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