On Sun, 30 Dec 2001, Alex Kirk wrote:
> Wow! Thanks for getting back to me so quickly. I really appreciate it.
No problem. As long as I've got something else that I should be doing I'm
happy to procrastinate!
> > Can you describe what you mean by "not working properly"?
>
> To put it simply, it's not working at all. No code is generated, at all.
Ok, I still don't get it. What do you mean "code"? Are you getting an
error? Have you looked in your server's error logs?
> sub display_questions(@refs)
Hey, that's not Perl! Actually, that looks a bit like the proposed syntax
for Perl 6... Are you from the future?
> for (my $x=0; $x<5; $x++)
> {
> $template->param(Q => \@refs);
> }
This loops makes no sense - each time it calls param() it replaces the
value of the Q loop again!
> Hopefully that code falls under the category of "small working examples that
> demonstrate your problem", not "your whole 1000 line CGI". ;-)
Well, no, actually it doesn't because it's not a "working example"! What
I mean is that I can't run it and see the problem you're having. If I
can't run a small test script with a small test template then I can only
guess what your problem might be.
> That wasn't very clear from the documentation. That's not to say it's bad
> documentation -- heaven knows, I've written documentation myself, and it's
> tough to make it perfect -- just that it didn't come across to me very well.
> If you'd be interested, though, I'd be happy to write you up an addendum to
> the documentation detailing how to do this, once I get it working.
Patches are always welcome! I doubt it's worth more than a sentence or
two but I'd be happy to add it.
-sam
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