karpatzio Posted May 19, 2008 Share Posted May 19, 2008 I wrote a simple template class for educational purposes (im a total newbee to php and programming in general) thats based on an article i read, anyway unlike the article i added a member variable $template to store the parsed data instead of storing it in the body of the application. i doubt either way would have areal impact in a simple app using this class but still i was wondering why did the author chose to handle the data in the body for the sake of simplicity in a code meant to be delivered to the unexperienced such as me or if it is by principle more efficient/correct? the code: class mTemplate { private var $args; private var $fileRoot; private var $template; // Holds the template to be written /******************************************************************* Constructor *******************************************************************/ function __construct($templateDir = NULL) { $this->fileRoot = $templateDir; $this->args = array(); $this->template = ''; } /******************************************************************* Public Methods *******************************************************************/ public function setPath($fileRoot) { $this->fileRoot = $fileRoot; } public function setVars($var, $arg = NULL) { if(is_array($var)) { if($arg) { $this->args = $var; } else { $this->args = array_merge($this->args, $var); } } else { $this->arg['$var'] = $arg; } } public function returnParsed($file, $args = NULL) { if(is_array($args)) { extract($args); } else { extract($this->args); } ob_start(); include($this->fileRoot . $file); $contents = ob_get_contents(); ob_end_clean(); // Close buffer, dont send to client return $contents; } public function addParsed($file, $args = NULL) { if(is_array($args) { extract($args); } else { extract($this->args); } ob_start(); include($this->fileRoot . $file); $contents = ob_get_contents(); ob_end_clean(); // Close buffer, dont send to client $this->template .= $contents; } public function addUnparsed($bit) { if(file_exists($this->fileRoot . $bit)) { $this->template .= file_get_contents($this->fileRoot . $bit); } else { $this->template .= $bit; } } public function write() { echo $this->template; } public function get() { return $this->template; } public function delete() { $this->template = ''; } } Quote Link to comment https://forums.phpfreaks.com/topic/106270-member-variables-or-keepem-in-the-body/ Share on other sites More sharing options...
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