<?php
/**
* Load class
*/
require_once("./template.class.php");
/**
* Make object instance
*/
$temp = new Template();
/**
* This is a very odd example, but its show how the
* get_configuration() function works
* (return as object, without tempvars included)
*/
$cfg = $temp->get_configuration(true);
/**
* Using set_option() allows us to change
* options that has already been set by default or by the constructor
*
* Note, the set_option() does not support Resource/Object/Array datatypes!
*
* In this exampe we want to turn on the "allowphp" option, which
* makes it possible to compile php code in all templates.
*
* Since we wanted to see how the get configuration worked, then
* we make an if to test before setting it
*/
if(!$cfg->allowphp)
{
$temp->set_option('allowphp', true);
}
/**
* We could also have passed it as the constructors
* first parameter when making an instance of the class
* like this:
*
* $temp = new Template(Array('allowphp' => true));
*
* Or here when we're adding multiple configuration options
* in one call:
*
* $temp = new Template(Array('allowphp' => true, 'vartype' => 'php'));
*
*/
/**
* Add a piece of code to the cache and compile it to
* test that "allowphp" is working correctly.
*/
$temp->addcache('<?php echo("Hello World"); ?>');
/**
* Compile
*/
$temp->compile();
?>
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