Expose PHP template engine 1.1.2

Expose PHP template engine is a template engine written in PHP. A template is a special kind of document that describes how a page will look like. How does this differ from writing webpages/applications using ordinary PHP files?
A template does not contain code to fetch data from a database or deal with forms. It only contains code how this data is transformed to HTML.
Some reasons to use the Expose template engine:
- Application logic and presentation is separated. It makes your code much more beautiful and manageable.
- Templates are fed only the parameters you specifiy and support only a subset of native PHP functions. This means safer code and your designers will be happier, because they dont have to inject their HTML in application code.
- Expose supports server- and client-sided caching. This will considerably cut down on server/database load and reduces bandwidth.
- Expose has built-in locale support. Translators can work with separate files and never need to touch application files or templates. Writing applications in multiple languages has become easier than ever before!
- Plugins simplify common tasks like inserting a select box or date picker in your page.
- The template script language is based on PHP, which means you dont have to learn a new language.
Enhancements:
- The Boolean "and" (&&) operator is now properly recognized.
- Several array PHP functions are now registered at default.
- The first newline after the close tag (?>) is now stripped like expected.
- The built-in display() template function now correctly passes additional parameters to the included template.