original_string: protected function render_page_layout($layoutfile) {
          global $CFG, $SITE, $USER;
          // The next lines are a bit tricky. The point is, here we are in a method
          // of a renderer class, and this object may, or may not, be the same as
          // the global $OUTPUT object. When rendering the page layout file, we want to use
          // this object. However, people writing Moodle code expect the current
          // renderer to be called $OUTPUT, not $this, so define a variable called
          // $OUTPUT pointing at $this. The same comment applies to $PAGE and $COURSE.
          $OUTPUT = $this;
          $PAGE = $this->page;
          $COURSE = $this->page->course;
  
          ob_start();
          include($layoutfile);
          $rendered = ob_get_contents();
          ob_end_clean();
          return $rendered;
      }
code: protected function render_page_layout($layoutfile) {
          global $CFG, $SITE, $USER;
          // The next lines are a bit tricky. The point is, here we are in a method
          // of a renderer class, and this object may, or may not, be the same as
          // the global $OUTPUT object. When rendering the page layout file, we want to use
          // this object. However, people writing Moodle code expect the current
          // renderer to be called $OUTPUT, not $this, so define a variable called
          // $OUTPUT pointing at $this. The same comment applies to $PAGE and $COURSE.
          $OUTPUT = $this;
          $PAGE = $this->page;
          $COURSE = $this->page->course;
  
          ob_start();
          include($layoutfile);
          $rendered = ob_get_contents();
          ob_end_clean();
          return $rendered;
      }
code_tokens: protected function render_page_layout ( $ layoutfile ) { global $ CFG , $ SITE , $ USER ; // The next lines are a bit tricky. The point is, here we are in a method // of a renderer class, and this object may, or may not, be the same as // the global $OUTPUT object. When rendering the page layout file, we want to use // this object. However, people writing Moodle code expect the current // renderer to be called $OUTPUT, not $this, so define a variable called // $OUTPUT pointing at $this. The same comment applies to $PAGE and $COURSE. $ OUTPUT = $ this ; $ PAGE = $ this -> page ; $ COURSE = $ this -> page -> course ; ob_start ( ) ; include ( $ layoutfile ) ; $ rendered = ob_get_contents ( ) ; ob_end_clean ( ) ; return $ rendered ; }
docstring: Renders and outputs the page layout file.
  
  This is done by preparing the normal globals available to a script, and
  then including the layout file provided by the current theme for the
  requested layout.
  
  @param string $layoutfile The name of the layout file
  @return string HTML code
docstring_tokens: Renders and outputs the page layout file .