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Here you will find some ODT documents that are POD templates.
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A POD template is a standard ODT file, where:
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- notes are used to insert Python-based code for telling POD to render
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a portion of the document zero, one or more times ("if" and "for" statements);
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- text insertions in "track changes" mode are interpreted as Python expressions.
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When you invoke the tester.py program with one of those ODT files as unique parameter
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(ie "python tester.py ForCellOnlyOne.odt"), you get a result.odt file which is the
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result of executing the template with a bunch of Python objects. The "tests" dictionary
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defined in tester.py contains the objects that are given to each POD ODT template
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contained in this folder.
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Opening the templates with OpenOffice (2.0 or higher), running tester.py on it and
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checking the result in result.odt is probably the quickest way to have a good idea
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of what appy.pod can make for you !
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