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TimQu e3fbb77362 JaniParser::parseFormula: Boolean connections of AtomicExpressionFormulas are now parsed as a single AtomicExpressionFormula (i.e. 'a>1 & b>2' becomes a single atomic proposition instead of having two propositions 'a>1' and 'b>2'). This reduces the number of labels that need to be considered and improves partial state space exploration for formulas such as 'P=? [F a>1 & b>2]'.		7 years ago
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README.rst	update cpptemplate to slightly fixed version	9 years ago
cpptempl.cpp	update cpptemplate to slightly fixed version	9 years ago
cpptempl.h	fixed a couple of warnings	9 years ago
cpptempl_test.cpp	adding cpptemplate library	9 years ago
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README.rst

cpptempl

=================

This is a template engine for C++.



Copyright

==================

Author: Ryan Ginstrom

MIT License



Syntax

=================



Variables::



	{$variable_name}



Loops::



	{% for person in people %}Name: {$person.name}{% endfor %}



If::



	{% if person.name == "Bob" %}Full name: Robert{% endif %}





Usage

=======================



Define a template::



	string text = "{% if item %}{$item}{% endif %}\n"

		"{% if thing %}{$thing}{% endif %}" ;



Set up data::



	cpptempl::data_map data ;

	data["item"] = "aaa" ;

	data["thing"] = "bbb" ;



Parse the template and data::



	string result = cpptempl::parse(text, data) ;



Lists, nested maps

========================



Example::



	cpptempl::data_map person_data ;

	person_data["name"] = "Bob" ;

	person_data["occupation"] = "Plumber" ;



	cpptempl::data_map content ;

	content["person"] = person_data ;

	content["friends"].push_back("Alice") ;

	content["friends"].push_back("Bob") ;