cleanup

lib/python/Products/PageTemplates/CHANGES.txt

-Page Template changes
-
-  This file contains change information for the current release. 
-  Change information for previous versions can be found in the
-  file HISTORY.txt.
-
-    Version 1.5.0
-
-      Features Added
-
-        - Error reporting is improved, with line numbers added.
-
-        - In the ZMI, errors are separated from the text and highlighted.
-
-        - A template can be marked explicitly as XML or HTML by giving
-        it a boolean 'is_html' property.
-
-        - New icon, provided by Michael R. Bernstein.
-
-      Bugs Fixed
-
-        - The starting properties could be deleted.  This is only
-        fixed for new templates.
-
-        - Collector 596 fixed; manage_addPageTemplate can now be
-          called with a text argument but no REQUEST.form['file'].
-          E.g. when called via ZPublisher.Client.

lib/python/Products/PageTemplates/examples/index.xml

-<example name="Assorted Examples">
-  <description>
-This is a set of examples of the use of page templates.
-It includes examples of batching, macros, and trees.
-  </description>
-  <payload>
-    <import file="zpt_examples.zexp"/>
-  </payload>
-  <view url="zpt_examples"/>
-</example>
-
-<!-- This file can contain any number of examples.
-
-Each one consists of an <example> with a 'name' attribute,
-containing exactly one <description>.  The name and description
-are displayed in the Examples page.  <description> can have a
-'format' attribute set to 'plain' (the default), 'stx' (structured
-text), or 'html'.
-
-An <example> can contain <payload> elements.  Each <payload> can
-contain any number of <import>, <execute>, and <call> elements.
-These are processed in order when an example is selected from the
-Examples page.  <import> must have a 'file' attribute that names
-a file in the 'examples' directory to be imported.  <execute> must
-have a 'file' attribute that names a file to be run with execfile.
-<call> must have a 'path' attribute that gives the path to a Zope
-object to be called.
-
-An <example> can contain at most one <view> element.  The 'url'
-attribute of a <view> is the URL to view after all <payload> elements have
-been processed. This URL can be relative to the current folder.
-
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