On Tue, 1 Mar 2005, Robert Ferney wrote:
> I envision something like
> <TMPL_SCOPE NAME="other">
> <div style="color:<TMPL_VAR color>;"><TMPL_VAR name="bar"></div>
> </TMPL_SCOPE>
>
> this would be a slight variation on the TMPL_LOOP with the main
> difference being that there is only one of them, rather than a list of
> them.. ie.. it's going to get a HASH ref instead of a LIST ref that
> contains HASH refs.
>
> I'm looking at the code now, I don't think this should be *too*
> difficult. but any time you have to grok someone elses code it is
> going to take longer than it would someone who is already familiar
> with it.
I think this could be done relatively easily in a sub-class using
filter and an overridden param(). Here's how:
- Your custom filter parses the SCOPEs and find VARs inside them.
It alters their names to include the SCOPE name. For example, a
var named "foo" inside a scope called "bar" might be "foo...bar".
- Your custom param() looks for hash-refs and similarly modifies
their names into "scope...var" format.
- For extra credit, catch exceptions and fix the names so they don't
expose the grotty internals to the end user.
-sam
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