On Mon, 15 Sep 2003, Karen J. Cravens wrote:
KJC>As is usual, I discovered this only *after* posting the question to the
KJC>list...
And after that, I realized things still aren't working quite right.
It's not the loop variables, though. It's the nested loop.
I've got globals turned on. If I'
On Sun, 14 Sep 2003, Sam Tregar wrote:
ST>Have you tried turning off global_vars? Does that solve the problem
ST>with __first__? What version of HTML::Template are you using?
Turned out it wasn't the version of HTML::Template, exactly, but the
version of Perl.
I hadn't tried turning off global
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> I've got a __first__ that isn't acting the way I expect it...
> it's always false. I'm wondering if that's happening because
> I've got global_vars on and it's the inner loop of a two-loop nest.
You are setting loop_context_vars, aren't you?
Ben
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On Sat, 13 Sep 2003, Karen J. Cravens wrote:
> I've got a __first__ that isn't acting the way I expect it... it's always
> false. I'm wondering if that's happening because I've got global_vars on
> and it's the inner loop of a two-loop nest.
>
> I'm betting it is, but I'm hoping someone will tel
I've got a __first__ that isn't acting the way I expect it... it's always
false. I'm wondering if that's happening because I've got global_vars on
and it's the inner loop of a two-loop nest.
I'm betting it is, but I'm hoping someone will tell me I'm wrong, because
I'd really like to leave global_
