O Guia Definitivo do Yii 1.1

eturn array(
'components'=>array(
......,
'viewRenderer'=>array(
'class'=>'CPradoViewRenderer',
),
),
);
By default, CPradoViewRenderer will compile source view files and save the resulting
PHP files under the runtime directory. Only when the source view files are changed, will
the PHP files be re-generated. Therefore, using CPradoViewRenderer incurs very little
performance degradation.
Tip: While CPradoViewRenderer mainly introduces some new template tags to make
writing views easier and faster, you can still write PHP code as usual in the source
views.
In the following, we introduce the template tags that are supported by
CPradoViewRenderer.
Short PHP Tags
Short PHP tags are shortcuts to writing PHP expressions and statements in a view. The
expression tag is translated into ; while the
statement tag to . For example,
is translated into
Component Tags
Component tags are used to insert a widget in a view. It uses the following syntax: