Sometime Today, Jesse Erlbaum assembled some asciibets to say:
> of the PHP version *EXTENDS* H::T's lead, making it the first and only
> templating solution which is compatible with THREE languages!
well make that four, since the guy who did the PHP one has also done a
python one, available at the same place.
> Humm.. Perhaps there needs to be a compatibility chart? Also, I
> would be interested in performance benchmarks. Run-time performance
> is a major feature of HTML::Template.
well, H.T.j supports almost everything that HTML::Template does.
die_on_bad_params is not done, and neither are the caching directives.
Also, error reporting isn't all that good yet.
Performance wise, I wouldn't rate it very highly. I'm not really a java
programmer, just a perl programmer who had to write in java.
HTML.Template made it easy for me to not have to write too much java.
Right now I'm thinking about filters, but thinking is all it's limited
to.
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Make sure your code "does nothing" gracefully.
- The Elements of Programming Style (Kernighan & Plaugher)
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