There are a number of reasons why this is a bad thing, among them:
- performance -> you cant make user of cached templates
- error messages can be extremenly cryptic.
That said, I maintain a modified version of H::T which does include this
feature - you can download it from here:
http://members.optusnet.com.au/~mathew
Mathew
John Wang wrote:
I've been using HTML::Template for a while now and am familiar
TMPL_INCL. If you wanted the main template to be nested inside an
"outer" template, say one that contained the header, footer, and
navigation, you could do that in Perl: instantiate HTML::Template
twice and put the output of one as a param in another.
Just recently I did a little playing around with TT and found it's
WRAPPER directive very useful. It basically does the same thing but
because it's built into the templating system, it's a lot cleaner.
This seems a useful and basic enough feature that I was wondering if
there was a reason it wasn't included with HTML::Template?
Performance, something else?
Just curious,
John
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