Hiya,
Martijn wrote:
> You can use HTML::Clean to strip comments, whitespace etc., from your
> processed templates before printing them.
This is by far the best method for me right now... Right now, while
my app is being built, my config file has htmlclean = no, once I set it to
yes, instead of my $tmpl->output() being printed, an HTML::Clean object is
instantiated and the template data is printed that way instead, brilliant
little module... People might think I write html like a MCSE on crack after
peeking at the cleaned up source, but hey :)
Once more, thanks!
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