Re: [htmltmpl] extra whitespace

2006-02-08 Thread html-template-users 
Rumour has it Alex Kapranoff, on or about 08.Feb.2006 12:57, whispered:
> * Alex Teslik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [February 08 2006, 20:43]:
>>Is there a switch (feature request?) that will tell HTMLTMPL to replace a
>> TMPL followed by [\n\r]+ with nothing - even better replace the whole line if



>> tag creates hard to read template files. In particular, this would be useful
>> for the TMPL_LOOP and TMPL_IF/UNLESS constructs.
> 
> That would be very useful option indeed if done well and fast.
> I'd use it everywhere.
> 

Oh yes indeedy.  Me too.

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[htmltmpl] global_vars possible bug

2002-10-04 Thread html-template-users e-mails from neil prockter 

Hello

I'm using global_vars but it does seem to work unless I referece the variable
in their outer level scope. By this I mean if I have loop A and loop B within
loop A the variable from conext A only appear in cointext B if they were
referenced in context A

using this code

my $template = HTML::Template->new(
filename => 'testfile',
die_on_bad_params => 0,
global_vars => 1,
loop_context_vars => 1
);

push @INNER_LOOP, { INNER_VAR => 'this is inner var' };
push @OUTER_LOOP, { OUTER_VAR => 'this is outer var', INNER_LOOP =>
\@INNER_LOOP };
$template->param( OUTER_LOOP => \@OUTER_LOOP );
print $template->output();

-

and taking the manual page example


 OUTER: 
   
  INNER: 
  INSIDE OUT: 
   


gives the expected

 OUTER: this is outer var

  INNER: this is inner var
  INSIDE OUT: this is outer var


however if I don't refer to OUTER_VAR in the OUTER_LOOP then INNER_LOOP
doesn't get it either i.e.


   
  INNER: 
  INSIDE OUT: 
   


gives

  INNER: this is inner var
  INSIDE OUT:


is this a bug?

TIA,

Neil


p.s.

   
  INNER: 
  INSIDE OUT: 
   
 OUTER: 


works fine




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