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List:       kde-commits
Subject:    www/themes/drupal5/oxygen
From:       Niels van Mourik <niels () shodan ! nl>
Date:       2007-03-01 16:23:34
Message-ID: 1172766214.731592.20539.nullmailer () svn ! kde ! org
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SVN commit 638340 by nielsvm:

I renamed printWithLove() to returnWithLove() and removed the printing functionality \
out of it. After that re-added printWithLove() which is a wrapper to returnWithLove() \
with printing functionality!!! My change does *not* break API in anyway though it \
does simplify some tasks.

 M  +32 -12    functions.php  


--- trunk/www/themes/drupal5/oxygen/functions.php #638339:638340
@@ -78,33 +78,53 @@
 
 
 /* 
-*  printWithLove( $content, $description, $tabs ) - Niels van Mourik \
(niels@shodan.nl) +*  returnWithLove( $content, $description, $tabs ) - Niels van \
                Mourik (niels@shodan.nl)
 *  
-*  printWithLove() processes $content and performs a few simple tasks. It
+*  returnWithLove() processes $content and performs a few simple tasks. It
 *  adds a nice html comment, and uses tabulate() to indent it nicely. This
 *  function is useful for page.tpl.php because a lot of Drupal's output
-*  needs some love to print it nicely within the template's code.
+*  needs some love to print it nicely within the template's code. This function
+*  only returns the beautified code, use printWithLove() to actually print it.
 *  
 */ 
+function returnWithLove($content, $description, $tabs) {
+	
+	//indent the actual content with 1 tab.
+	$content = tabulate("$content", 1);
+	
+	//Our simple template, where $content will be in the middle of the output.
+	$output = "<!--Begin of $description-->\n$content\t\n\t<!--//End-->\n\n";
+	
+	//Indent the template with the content in it.
+	$output = tabulate($output, $tabs);
+	
+	//Return the content
+	return $output;
+	
+}
+
+
+/* 
+*  printWithLove( $content, $description, $tabs ) - Niels van Mourik \
(niels@shodan.nl) +*  
+*  printWithLove() is a wrapper to returnWithLove(). It makes the output pretty and \
actually +*  prints it. If you want to print output directly, use this function, if \
you need to return +*  output without printing it yet you should use \
returnWithLove(). +*  
+*/ 
 function printWithLove($content, $description, $tabs) {
 	
 	//We only print when $content is NOT empty!
 	if (!empty($content)) {
 		
 		//indent the actual content with 1 tab.
-		$content = tabulate("$content", 1);
+		$output = returnWithLove($content, $description, $tabs);
 		
-		//Our simple template, where $content will be in the center of attention =)
-		$output = "<!--Begin of $description-->\n$content\t\n\t<!--//End-->\n\n";
-		
-		//Indent the template with the content in it.
-		$output = tabulate($output, $tabs);
-		
-		//Print it with love!
+		//Print it!
 		echo($output);
 		
 		return true;
-	
+		
 	} else {
 		
 		return false;


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