I did some performance profiling of H::T some time ago -> it turns out
that there is quite a bit of speed up (somewhere between 10% and 10x,
depending on the page) by re-writing part of the code located around
line 2660.
Does this pass all the .t tests? If it does then shouldn't this ge
Mathew Robertson wrote:
>
>>> Is there a version that works with HTML::Template::Pro? I'm using a
>>> template system that loads HTML::Template::Pro if available (for the
>>> speed enhancements)
>>>
>>
>> Really? Did you do benchmarks and find that your templating was bottleneck?
>> And if
Is there a version that works with HTML::Template::Pro? I'm using a
template system that loads HTML::Template::Pro if available (for the
speed enhancements)
Really? Did you do benchmarks and find that your templating was bottleneck? And if so, how much of a
gain did you get from HTML::T
Lyle wrote:
> Is there a version that works with HTML::Template::Pro? I'm using a
> template system that loads HTML::Template::Pro if available (for the
> speed enhancements)
Really? Did you do benchmarks and find that your templating was bottleneck? And
if so, how much of a
gain did you get
Roger Burton West wrote:
> On Thu, Jan 29, 2009 at 03:21:59AM +, Lyle wrote:
>
>
>> But that doesn't work. Is there a way to pickup data from a template
>> you've read in?
>>
>
> This is quite a common question, and the answer is "yes". My own
> HTML::Template::Set extension is one appr
Roger Burton West wrote:
> On Thu, Jan 29, 2009 at 03:21:59AM +, Lyle wrote:
>
>
>> But that doesn't work. Is there a way to pickup data from a template
>> you've read in?
>>
>
> This is quite a common question, and the answer is "yes". My own
> HTML::Template::Set extension is one app
On Thu, Jan 29, 2009 at 03:21:59AM +, Lyle wrote:
>But that doesn't work. Is there a way to pickup data from a template
>you've read in?
This is quite a common question, and the answer is "yes". My own
HTML::Template::Set extension is one approach. See the list archives.
Roger
