stringTemplate
is a C++ class that provides a way to create template strings where a specific placeholder is replaced by a series of arguments. It is useful for generating dynamic output, such as creating HTML or XML markup.
To use stringTemplate
, create an instance of the class and set the placeholder to be used. The default placeholder is {}
.
stringTemplate theTemplate;
theTemplate.usePlaceholder("{}");
You can then use the templateString()
function to generate a string based on a given template and a list of arguments:
std::string result = theTemplate.templateString("Hello {}, welcome to {}!", "John", "my website");
In this example, the {}
placeholders in the template string will be replaced by the "John" and "my website" arguments, respectively.
The getPlaceholder()
function can be used to retrieve the current placeholder:
std::string placeholder = theTemplate.getPlaceholder();