Add an optional feature to the framework
(which is set ON when a constant in
'const.Settings.php' is set 'true'), such that
the generated HTML page contains
information to make possible the reverse
engineering of the templates.
The reverse engineering will be done by a
utility program (in PHP) which will take this
HTML page and will generate the templates
that were originally used to construct this
page.
This tool will be useful for allowing the
graphical designer to work on the HTML
page as a whole, instead of working on
separate templates individually, and then
repartition the resulting page automatically
into templates. (Sometimes this may be
useful, e.g. when the graphical designer
wants to take advantage of advanced
features of HTML editors for rewriting the
whole HTML code of the page
automatically, or for checking it for errors.)
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Add an optional feature to the framework
(which is set ON when a constant in
'const.Settings.php' is set 'true'), such that
the generated HTML page contains
information to make possible the reverse
engineering of the templates.
The reverse engineering will be done by a
utility program (in PHP) which will take this
HTML page and will generate the templates
that were originally used to construct this
page.
This tool will be useful for allowing the
graphical designer to work on the HTML
page as a whole, instead of working on
separate templates individually, and then
repartition the resulting page automatically
into templates. (Sometimes this may be
useful, e.g. when the graphical designer
wants to take advantage of advanced
features of HTML editors for rewriting the
whole HTML code of the page
automatically, or for checking it for errors.)