There was an error in the new test provided, sorry.
Here is the correct version.
Cheers,
Emanuele.
05random.t
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From: "Rajesh_K" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Is this part of the HTML::Template::expr package? I don't see any %...%
construct in HTML::Template. Sorry I am asking you this... ppm is down
at activestate and I cant get at the expr module!
Rajesh,
Philip is suggesting that you markup your template so tha
Sometime Today, R cobbled together some glyphs to say:
> Is this part of the HTML::Template::expr package? I don't see any
> %...% construct in HTML::Template. Sorry I am asking you this... ppm
> is down at activestate and I cant get at the expr module!
No, you have to write your own code to par
Hi Mark, Philip,
Is this part of the HTML::Template::expr package? I don't see any %...%
construct in HTML::Template. Sorry I am asking you this... ppm is down
at activestate and I cant get at the expr module!
Rajesh
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From: Philip Tellis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> I want to TMPL_INCLUDE files, the problem is that the file I want to
>> include itself is variable. I want a construct of the sort
>>
>>
>
> ... What you want is to use a filter that
>preprocesses your template. Change your template to something like
>t
Sometime Today, R cobbled together some glyphs to say:
> I want to TMPL_INCLUDE files, the problem is that the file I want to
> include itself is variable. I want a construct of the sort
>
>
You can't do this directly. What you want is to use a filter that
preprocesses your template. Change yo
Hi,
I want to TMPL_INCLUDE files, the problem is that the file I
want to include itself is variable. I want a construct of the sort
”>
Obviously, in my PERL script, I have a
$template->param(file_name=>$filename);
While the manual speaks of
”>,
there is no such feature pro
