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-topic: RuwikiTemplatingLibrary
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-#EHDR
-= Ruwiki 0.6.1 Templating
-
-Ruwiki uses the RDoc templating system, described by its creator as:
-
-  RDoc's cheap-n-cheerful HTML page template system.
-
-== Templates
-
-Templates in the templating system are essentially plain strings with
-particular references to templating keys or an include directive.
-
-=== Templating Keys
-
-The template interacts with a value hash provided by ruwiki. The keys known to
-the templates expected by Ruwiki are detailed in Configuring_Ruwiki. Nested
-key references are found from the inside-out. That is, the closest resolving
-key to the current level is found, not the furthest resolving key.
-
-==== Simple Templating Keys
-Ruwiki only uses the simplest form of RDoc templating at this point, which is
-the enclosing of variable names between percent signs (e.g.,
-<tt>%wiki_title%</tt>).
-
-==== Repeating Block Keys
-The RDoc templating library supports a block format:
-
-  START:key
-    ... stuff ...
-  END:key
-
-The block between <tt>START:key</tt> and <tt>END:key</tt> will be repeated
-once for each hash entry found in the array at <tt>key</tt> in the main value
-hash. Blocks may be nested arbitrarily deeply.
-
-==== Conditional Block Keys
-
-  IF:key
-    ... stuff ...
-  ENDIF:key
-
-The block between <tt>IF:key</tt> and <tt>ENDIF:key</tt> will be included in
-the output only if the corresponding key is set in the value hash.
-
-=== Including Other Templates
-
-Templates may include other templates to any arbitrary level by using the
-!INCLUDE! directive. 
-
-== Example
-
-Given the set of templates T1, T2, and T3 (shown below), here's how we would
-use the templating system.
-
-  values = { "name" => "Dave", "state" => "TX" }
-  t = TemplatePage.new(T1, T2, T3)
-  File.open(name, w) { |f| t.write_html_on(f, values) }
-
-or:
-
-  values = { "name" => "Dave" }
-  res = ""
-  t.write_html_on(res, values)
-
-=== T1
-
-  Templates can subsitute a wide variety of values.
-  !INCLUDE!
-
-=== T2
-
-  Name: %name% !INCLUDE!
-
-=== T3
-
-  IF:state
-  State: %state%
-  ENDIF:state
-