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* Rework metadata to be somewhat more general so that they can be used for
  things like parameter descriptions.

* My own little part of javascript hell ... add a highlight around the
  "current" template in the template graph. Sheesh!

* Add more tooltips (using the tooltip library). When you mouseover the
  metadata or descriptions, the formatted text is shown in a tooltip,
  which is handy when the valus is truncated cause its too long for the
  tables.

much "fun" as the Perl conversion, but nothing about PHP is as much
fun as it is in perl.

"object" and this was a good opportunity to see if they are useful and
easy enough to use. Yep they are; the code is much cleaner with many
fewer utility functions to get at stuff. I recommend this approach
from now on.

The problem is the php side, which ends up duplicating some stuff, but
in the old style. This is not so bad for the template code since I
have made it a point not to do anything but display functions in php;
all modifications are handled in the backend.

show template page, to some primitive zoom code in the backend. It will
do for now.

you can turn it on in your devel tree by setting the $EXPOSETEMPLATES
variable in www/defs.php3.in to 1. BE SURE NOT TO CHECK THAT CHANGE IN!