On Tue, 10 Oct 2006 15:00:08 GMT, John Salerno <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Fredrik Lundh wrote:
>
>> you don't even need anything from the standard library to inserting output
>> from one function into given text...
>>
>> text = "... my page with %(foo)s markers ..."
>>
>> print text % dict(foo=function())
>
>Wow, thanks. So if I have a file called header.html that contains all my
>header markup, I could just insert this line into my html file? (which I
>suppose would become a py file)
>
>print open('header.html').read()
>
>Not quite as elegant as include('header.html'), but it seems like it
>would work.
def include(filename):
print open(filename).read()
include('header.html')
Behold, the power of a general purpose programming language.
Jean-Paul
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