This template renderer is able to deal with both loader which cache and don't cache.
When the loader supports caching, it includes the cached file to use APC's optimization, but if it doesn't support it, it simply evals the template code.
__construct()
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render(\TemplateData $data, \TemplateLoader $loader) : stringReturns the result of the interpretation of a template
| \TemplateData | $data | The data |
| \TemplateLoader | $loader | The loader to use |
The parsed template
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add_lang(array $lang) Adds a lang map to the template map list in which template variables beginning by L_ will be searched for of not already registered
| array | $lang | the language map |
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parse(\TemplateLoader $loader, \TemplateData $data)
| \TemplateLoader | $loader | |
| \TemplateData | $data |
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execute(\TemplateLoader $loader, \TemplateData $data)
| \TemplateLoader | $loader | |
| \TemplateData | $data |
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get_code_to_eval(\TemplateLoader $loader)
| \TemplateLoader | $loader |
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