load("template.tpl"); $template->set_block("content", "main_block"); $template->set_var("main_block", "Hello World!"); $template->parse("content"); ?>
load("template.tpl"); $data = [ ['name' => 'John', 'age' => 26], ['name' => 'Jane', 'age' => 32], ['name' => 'Bob', 'age' => 44] ]; foreach ($data as $person) { $template->set_block("content", "person_block"); $template->set_var("name", $person['name']); $template->set_var("age", $person['age']); $template->parse("person_block"); } $template->parse("content"); ?>In this example, we have a slightly more complex scenario where we want to display multiple people's names and ages on a web page. We have a template file called "template.tpl" that contains a block of code labeled "person_block". We use a foreach loop to iterate through an array of person data and for each person, we create a new "person_block", set the relevant variables, and parse the block. Finally, we parse the "content" block to display all of the person data on the web page. It is difficult to determine the package library without further context, but it is likely that the Template class is a part of some larger PHP template engine library.