Gino LV. Ledesma wrote:
Unfortunate, I agree. If anyone has any suggestions on better
templating libraries that don't require something heinous like Kid's
XML, I'm all ears. Templating systems
all appear to have their ups and downs, which is apparently why everyone
seems to write their own. That's an option too, but I'm trying to not
go there :)
You've probably considered this before, but not sure of your opinion,
but what about YAML?
How so?
YAML is good for doing data serialization in a human readable/writable
way, not sure how that relates to templating...
- gino
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