>
> I often find myself with code like this:
>
> <br>[+ $set[$row]{organization_name} +]
> <br>[+ $set[$row]{address1} +]
>...
Assuming that $set is a DBIx::Recordset object, you can leave out the $row
if it doesn't have changed, e.g.
<br>[+ $set[$row]{organization_name} +]
<br>[+ $set{address1} +]
<br>[+ $set{address2} +]
you can also first get the record it self:
[- $rec = $set[$row] -]
<br>[+ $rec -> {organization_name} +]
<br>[+ $rec -> {address1} +]
>
> But that doesn't deal with missing data, so I have to turn it into:
>
> [$ if ($set[$row]{organization_name}) $]<br>[+
$set[$row]{organization_name} +][$ endif $]
> [$ if ($set[$row]{address1}) $]<br>[+ $set[$row]{address1}
+][$ endif $]
What about creating a loop:
[- $rec = $set[$row] -]
[$foreach $field ('organization_name', 'address1',
'address2') $]
[$ if ($data= $rec -> {$field}) $]<br>[+ $data +][$
endif $]
[$endforeach$]
That's the shortest solution that currently comes to my mind
Gerald
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