First: I wrote a library called ‘libtemplate’. It is for HTML templates, you
can include things like ‘include’, ‘if’, ‘function’, variables, etc. Is
there any interest for a ruby binding? You can find it at
First: I wrote a library called ‘libtemplate’. It is for HTML
templates, you
can include things like ‘include’, ‘if’, ‘function’, variables, etc. Is
there any interest for a ruby binding? You can find it at
If libtemplate provides something that the others don’t (probably some
additional speed, since it’s not written in Ruby), then by all means go
ahead and write some bindings for it.
And if you do write bindings, then don’t forget to update the Wiki with
examples for how to use libtemplate.
Paul
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On Thu, Oct 10, 2002 at 01:12:02AM +0900, Christian Kruse wrote:
First: I wrote a library called ‘libtemplate’. It is for HTML templates, you
can include things like ‘include’, ‘if’, ‘function’, variables, etc. Is
there any interest for a ruby binding? You can find it at
On Thu, Oct 10, 2002 at 10:50:52AM +0900, JamesBritt wrote:
First: I wrote a library called ‘libtemplate’. It is for HTML
templates, you
can include things like ‘include’, ‘if’, ‘function’, variables, etc. Is
there any interest for a ruby binding? You can find it at
There does not yet exist a binding for ruby. I need some documentation
and even want to know if there is any interest. I don’t like to do the
work if nobody want’s it