Updated manual pages and changed documentation naming convention (from process to parse) to follow the API

lib/Doctrine/Pager/Layout.php

@@ -409,7 +409,7 @@ class Doctrine_Pager_Layout
     /**
      * _parseTemplate
      *
-     * Process the template of a given page and return the processed template
+     * Parse the template of a given page and return the processed template
      *
      * @param array    Optional parameters to be applied in template and url mask
      * @return string  
@@ -426,7 +426,7 @@ class Doctrine_Pager_Layout
     /**
      * _parseUrlTemplate
      *
-     * Processes the url mask to return the correct template depending of the options sent.
+     * Parse the url mask to return the correct template depending of the options sent.
      * Already process the mask replacements assigned.
      *
      * @param $options    Optional parameters to be applied in template and url mask
@@ -453,7 +453,7 @@ class Doctrine_Pager_Layout
     /**
      * _parseUrl
      *
-     * Process the url mask of a given page and return the processed url
+     * Parse the mask replacements of a given page
      *
      * @param $options    Optional parameters to be applied in template and url mask
      * @return string
@@ -476,7 +476,7 @@ class Doctrine_Pager_Layout
     /**
      * _parseUrl
      *
-     * Process the url mask of a given page and return the processed url
+     * Parse the url mask of a given page and return the processed url
      *
      * @param $options    Optional parameters to be applied in template and url mask
      * @return string
@@ -493,12 +493,12 @@ class Doctrine_Pager_Layout
 
         return strtr($str, $replacements);
     }
-    
+
-    
+
     /**
      * _parseMaskReplacements
      *
-     * Process the mask replacements, changing from to-be replaced mask with new masks/values
+     * Parse the mask replacements, changing from to-be replaced mask with new masks/values
      *
      * @param $str    String to have masks replaced
      * @return string  

manual/docs/en/utilities/pagination/customizing-pager-layout.txt

@@ -19,6 +19,24 @@ $this->cleanMaskReplacements();
 
 // Parses the template and returns the string of a processed page
 $this->processPage($options = array()); // Needs at least page_number offset in $options array
+
+// Protected methods, although very useful
+
+// Parse the template of a given page and return the processed template
+$this->_parseTemplate($options = array());
+
+// Parse the url mask to return the correct template depending of the options sent
+// Already process the mask replacements assigned
+$this->_parseUrlTemplate($options = array());
+
+// Parse the mask replacements of a given page
+$this->_parseReplacementsTemplate($options = array());
+
+// Parse the url mask of a given page and return the processed url
+$this->_parseUrl($options = array());
+
+// Parse the mask replacements, changing from to-be replaced mask with new masks/values
+$this->_parseMaskReplacements($str);
 </code>
 
 Now that you have a small tip of useful methods to be used when extending {{Doctrine_Pager_Layout}}, it's time to see our implemented class:
@@ -63,4 +81,44 @@ class PagerLayoutWithArrows extends Doctrine_Pager_Layout
 		echo $str;
 	}
 }
+</code>
+
+
+As you may see, I have to manual process the items <<, <, > and >>. I override the **{%page}** mask by setting a raw value to it (raw value is achieved by setting the third parameter as true). Then I define the only MUST HAVE information to process the page and call it. The return is the template processed as a string. I do it to any of my custom buttons.
+
+Now supposing a totally different situation. Doctrine is framework agnostic, but many of our users use it together with Symfony. {{Doctrine_Pager}} and subclasses are 100% compatible with Symfony, but {{Doctrine_Pager_Layout}} needs some tweaks to get it working with Symfony's {{link_to}} helper function. To allow this usage with {{Doctrine_Pager_Layout}}, you have to extend it and add your custom processor over it. For example purpose (it works in Symfony), I used **{link_to}...{/link_to}** as a template processor to do this job. Here is the extended class and usage in Symfony:
+
+<code type="php">
+// CLASS:
+
+class sfDoctrinePagerLayout extends Doctrine_Pager_Layout
+{
+	public function __construct($pager, $pagerRange, $urlMask)
+	{
+		sfLoader::loadHelpers(array('Url', 'Tag'));
+		parent::__construct($pager, $pagerRange, $urlMask);
+	}
+
+
+	protected function _parseTemplate($options = array())
+	{
+		$str = parent::_parseTemplate($options);
+
+		return preg_replace(
+			'/\{link_to\}(.*?)\{\/link_to\}/', link_to('$1', $this->_parseUrl($options)), $str
+		);
+	}
+}
+
+
+
+// USAGE:
+
+$pager_layout = new sfDoctrinePagerLayout(
+    $pager,
+    new Doctrine_Pager_Range_Sliding(array('chunk' => 5)),
+    '@hostHistoryList?page={%page_number}'
+);
+
+$pager_layout->setTemplate('[{link_to}{%page}{/link_to}]');
 </code>