From: Makoto Kuwata <kwa@...>
Date: 2004-03-26T22:28:46+09:00
Subject: Re: [ANN] Kwartz (2004-03-19) released

Andreas Schwarz wrote:
>module MyTemplate
>  def MyTemplate::expand(data)
>    user = data(:user)
>    list = data(:list)
>    # any other "global" variables needed by the template
>    
>    # ruby code generated by kwartz
>  end
>end
>
>It's certainly ugly, but I can't think of anything else. Or is there a
>way to set variables from the contents of a hash?


I created a utility script 'mkmethod'.
  http://www.kuwata-lab.com/webtech/kwartz/kwartz_2004-03-26_beta.tar.gz


Example:
====================
bash$ ./mkmethod -h
Usage: mkmethod [-p file] [-l lang] [-M module] [-m method] [-s] file.html

Options:
  -p file            : presentation logic file
  -l lang            : ruby / eruby / erb  (default 'ruby')
  -M module          : module name (default none)
  -m method          : method name (default 'expand_' + file)
  -s                 : sanitizing (equals to '--escape=true')
  --name=value       : options for kwartz

bash$ ./mkmethod -p hoge.plogic hoge.html
  def expand_hoge(_args)
    user = _args[:user]
    list = _args[:list]
    print "Hello "
    print user
    print "!\n"
    for item in list do
      print "<ul>\n"
      print " <li>", item, "</li>\n"
      print "</ul>\n"
    end
  end

bash$ ./mkmethod -p hoge.plogic -M Hoge -l erb hoge.html
module Hoge
  include ERB::Util
  def self.expand_hoge(_args)
    user = _args[:user]
    list = _args[:list]
    _erbout = ''; _erbout.concat "Hello "; _erbout.concat(( user ).to_s); _erbout.concat "!\n"
     for item in list do
    _erbout.concat "<ul>\n"
    _erbout.concat " <li>"; _erbout.concat(( item ).to_s); _erbout.concat "</li>\n"
    _erbout.concat "</ul>\n"
     end
    _erbout
  end
end

====================

I hope you'd like it.

--
regards,
kwa