Yet another templating module with support for embedded Python code.
 
See the end of the module source code and the _test() function for
example usage.
 
Usage as a script:
    PyEmb.py infile[.pye] [outfile]
 
    Processes infile and writes output to stdout or outfile if given.
 
Usage as a CGI script:
    See documentation for the _do_cgi() function.

Modules
		StringIO os re sys

Classes
		EmbeddedScript EmbeddedPython SpecialHTML exceptions.Exception Error ParseError   class EmbeddedPython(EmbeddedScript)            __init__(self, template=None) from EmbeddedScript __str__(self) from EmbeddedScript _mk_env(self) _parse(self, source) from EmbeddedScript _process(self, s, env) _strip_left(self, s) _subst(self, source=None) from EmbeddedScript set_template(self, template) write(self, file=None) from EmbeddedScript   class EmbeddedScript            __init__(self, template=None) __str__(self) _mk_env(self) _parse(self, source) _process(self, s, env) _subst(self, source=None) set_template(self, template) write(self, file=None)   class Error(exceptions.Exception)            __getitem__(...) from exceptions.Exception __init__(...) from exceptions.Exception __str__(...) from exceptions.Exception   class ParseError(Error)            __getitem__(...) from exceptions.Exception __init__(...) from exceptions.Exception __str__(...) from exceptions.Exception   class SpecialHTML(EmbeddedPython)       # an example of how easy you can change the tags that enclose the script area      __init__(self, template=None) from EmbeddedScript __str__(self) from EmbeddedScript _mk_env(self) from EmbeddedPython _parse(self, source) from EmbeddedScript _process(self, s, env) from EmbeddedPython _strip_left(self, s) from EmbeddedPython _subst(self, source=None) from EmbeddedScript set_template(self, template) from EmbeddedPython write(self, file=None) from EmbeddedScript

Functions
		_do_cgi() CGI support. Put out HTTP header and processed document to stdout.   The name of the template file is taken from the environment variable PATH_TRANSLATED, which should contain the real path of of the template file on the server file system. Here's how to set up Apache, so that you can directly serve template files (with the extension .pye) and process them on-the-fly:   - Add the following to your 'httpd.conf' or '.htaccess' file:     AddHandler embedded-python .pye   Action embedded-python /cgi-bin/PyEmb.py   AddType text/x-pye .pye   - Install this module in your cgi-bin directory and make it executable. - Restart Apache if necessary. _test() Module test function. compare_s2f(s, f2) Helper to compare a string to a file, return 0 if they are equal. include(fn)

Data
		PRINTECHO = 1 __all__ = ['Error', 'ParseError', 'EmbeddedScript', 'EmbeddedPython', 'SpecialHTML'] __author__ = 'Christopher Arndt <chris.arndt@web.de>' __file__ = './PyEmb.py' __name__ = 'PyEmb' __version__ = '1.1'

Author
		Christopher Arndt <chris.arndt@web.de>