More important than the ugly code to get output to display is that I
couldn't figure out how to use a necessary solr feature. Equivalent to a
DBD for a SQL database that doesn't support subqueries in a select.
Unfortunately, not all of my unicode woes have not been resolved, I have
a description field that is causing IO::Handle to throw a wide character
error on template rendering, and a bug reported for WebService::Solr
since there does after all appear to be a real unicode issue.
As a workaround I wrote a macro in Template::Toolkit.
[% MACRO utfclean(field) PERL %]
use utf8;
my $field = $stash->get('field');
utf8::encode($field);
print $field ;
[% END %]
On 10/06/2013 05:57 AM, Kieren Diment wrote:
On 06/10/2013, at 6:27 PM, John Karr <brain...@brainbuz.org
<mailto:brain...@brainbuz.org>> wrote:
Rejected: Apache::Solr
Returned a resultset that didn't work in Template::Toolkit, had write
ugly code to convert to array of hashrefs.
I could not figure out how to use a filter query (they are absolutely
required for how I intend to use Solr).
Probably could have sorted this by passing the Solr resultset to a
subref set to $c->stash. so you end up with something like [% SET
data = handle_stupid_resultset(data); WHILE (x = data.iterate); 'do
stuff with ' _ x ; END; %] in your template. It's the poor man's
approach to putting new object models in the template rendering engine.
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