helma.org/wiki/Helma NG/helma.skin

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hannes — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 15:20:00 +0000

hannes — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 12:28:14 +0000

1	The <code>helma.skin</code> <code>helma/skin</code> module provides skinning and templating functionality to Helma applications. A basic Helma For performance reasons, the skin looks like this:parser is implemented in Java. The helma/skin module consumes the output of the skin parser to construct a Skin object and provide various utility functions that operate on it.
3	=== Hello <% name %>!Overview
5	The part Helma uses <code><%</code> and <code>%></code> as delimiters between the static and dynamic content. Dynamic content wrapped in <code><%</code> and <code>%></code> tags is called a Macro Tag in HelmaMacro. When a skin is rendered the caller provides a context object that is used to replace the macro tag with actual content.
7	In Helma NG,=== the skin parser is implemented in Java, while the skin rendering is implemented in JavaScript, the default implementation being the <code>helma.skin</code> module. Methods and Classes
9	==== Builtin MacroscreateSkin
11	==== extendsrender
13	==== subskinSkin
15	==== Skin.render
17	==== Methods and ClassesSkin.renderSubskin
19	==== render(skin, context, scope)Skin.getSubskin
21	==== createSkin(skin, scope)Built-in Macros
23	==== Skin(mainskin, subskins, parentskin)echo
25	==== Skin.render(context)extends
27	==== Skin.renderSubskin(skinname, context)for-in
29	==== Skin.getSubskin(skinname)if
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31	==== set
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33	==== subskin
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35	==== render
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37	=== Standard Macros
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hannes — Mon, 26 May 2008 12:22:02 +0000

1	coming soonThe <code>helma.skin</code> module provides skinning and templating functionality to Helma applications.. A basic Helma skin looks like this:
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3	Hello <% name %>!
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5	The part between the <code><%</code> and <code>%></code> is called a Macro Tag in Helma.
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7	In Helma NG, the skin parser is implemented in Java, while the skin rendering is implemented in JavaScript, the default implementation being the <code>helma.skin</code> module.
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9	== Builtin Macros
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11	==== extends
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13	==== subskin
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15	==== render
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17	== Methods and Classes
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19	==== render(skin, context, scope)
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21	==== createSkin(skin, scope)
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23	==== Skin(mainskin, subskins, parentskin)
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25	==== Skin.render(context)
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27	==== Skin.renderSubskin(skinname, context)
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29	==== Skin.getSubskin(skinname)
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hannes — Wed, 21 May 2008 15:28:21 +0000

1	coming soon...