libhtmlTemplate 1.1.0

libhtmlTemplate, is a library to aid developers to separate content from code. libhtmlTemplate is very simple, small and easy to use, its my first c++ project, so any feedback with the purpose of helping to improve the library is welcome as well as any bug report and feature request, ill be glad to help in what i can, and know.
Examples:
#include < htmlTemplate.h >
int main(int argc, char **argv) {
// There are three ways of instatiating a Template object
// This is the generic one
Template t;
// This one, predefines on instatiation the default path where the templates are
Template t_w_path("/var/www/html/templates");
// This one, predefines the path, and the template file
Template t_w_file_path("/var/www/html/template", "index.tpt");
// When you instatiate the template object as the generic one,
// the dir and file are the default ./ and index.tpt so
// if you want to change them, you must use the following methods
// Set the template dir
t.setDir("/var/www/mytemplatedir");
// Set the template file
t.setTemplate("mytemplate.tpt");
// Now you are ready to replace the predefined template values, with the ones you want
// Suppose you have a tag in the template, {{MYVALUE}}
// to place your value in his location just use addText(), notice the absense of {{ & }}
t.addText("MYVALUE", "This is my text");
// Now you can automatically display the result by calling playTemplate
cout << "Using playTemplate" << endl << t.playTemplate() << endl;
// Lets suppose you have in the index.tpt a tag called {{MYBLOCK}} (on the t_w_file_path object)
// and you want to place there the content of a parsed template, lets say mytemplate.tpt,
// simple, use the evaluateTemplate method, like this
cout << "Using evaluateTemplate" << endl;
t_w_file_path.addText("MYBLOCK", t.evaluateTemplate);
cout << t_w_file_path.playTemplate() << endl;
// simple right?
// there are also some util methods in case you ever need
// Returns the current defined dir
cout << "t object -> dir: " << t.getDir() << endl;
// Returns the current defined file
cout << "t object -> file: " << t.getTemplate() << endl;
// Returns the value defined for a tag
cout << "t object -> MYVALUE: " << t.getText("MYVALUE") << endl;
// now for all the other objects
cout << "t_w_path object -> dir: " << t_w_path.getDir() << endl;
cout << "t_w_path object -> file: " << t_w_path.getTemplate() << endl;
cout << "t_w_file_path object -> dir: " << t_w_file_path.getDir() << endl;
cout << "t_w_file_path object -> file: " << t_w_file_path.getTemplate() << endl;
// There is also another one that it has not much use for you,
// i used it only for debugging purposes
// Dumps the template file
cout << "t object Template file: " << endl;
cout << t.dumpFile() << endl;
return 0;
}
Enhancements:
- libhtmlTemplate: Patch by Brian Hsu to compile with GCC 3.X versions