cmTemplate 0.3.1
Chris Monson

Changes:
    Version 0.3.2 - Feb 09, 2004:
        * Joerg Sonnenberger <joerg@britannica.bec.de> submitted a patch:
        * Joerg: Fixed broken 'while' expressions and a nasty typo

    Version 0.3.1 - Jun 17, 2002:
        * Mike McGavin <zog@jester.net.nz> submitted a patch:
        * Mike: Fixed broken 'inc' (exception calling is_file_included)

    Version 0.3 - Jun 07, 2002:
        * Bruce Christensen (bruce@orangatango.net) submitted some patches:
        * Bruce: Added for_{index,is_last,is_first,count,list} functions
        * Bruce: Added documentation for the for_* functions
        * Bruce: Fixed a misspelling in a docstring.
        * Bruce: Contributed a fixed ctpl.vim and a new filetypes.vim file
        * Bruce: Reported bugs in exceptions and elif handling
        * Chris: Fixed exceptions and elif handling -- Thanks, Bruce!
        * Chris: Added for_* functions to the HTML docs.

    Version 0.2 - Apr 23, 2002:
        * Fixed so that a path can be specified when creating a template

    Version 0.1 - Oct 17, 2001
        * Initial version

cmTemplate is a Python module that allows CGI programmers to separate code
from HTML.  It is much more powerful than a simple HTML preprocessor, and
can be used to generate any type of formatted text output.

This distribution includes:
    cmTemplate.py
        The only source file for this module.  No C compiler is necessary.
        Simply install this module somewhere in your Python path.

    doc/cmTemplate.html
        Documentation on how to use this module and how it works.

    contrib/
        This directory has contributed files that are not directly related
        to the function of the template engine.  There is a VIM syntax
        definition in here, for example.  You can use this to highlight
        your template files.

    test/
        Some random test code.  It may or may not be useful.

    examples/
        Some code and template examples.  Again, I make no guarantees
        as to their usefulness.

Read the documentation, and enjoy!

Any questions can be sent to shiblon@yahoo.com.  The latest version
of this module is always available on www.bouncingchairs.net.
