I've got a mostly working module that can replace the directory
traversal parts of
ttree. It's not really specific to TT, and I'd really like a better
name than "File::Find::Tsite".
It has POD documentation.
Here's a good example:
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use File::Find::Tsite q
On Fri, 1 Oct 2004, Tom Insam wrote:
> I've been told I told the wrong people about this one. I've essentially
> not touched it since the announce - I don't have a real _use_ for the
> thing beyond a learning exercise, and no-one expressed a real interest
> in using it other than muttley, who c
On Oct 1, 2004, at 17:55, Roderick A. Anderson wrote:
But to the main reason for this message. I see only one reply where
Simon
was having some problems with mod_tt. How is this going? Has more
work
been done? I'm at a point where I could do some testing but the web
page
shows the same versi
>> I'm interesting in evangelising TT as a general purpose templating
>> tool (that just happens to be written in Perl) rather than a Perl
>> tool that is only used by Perl programmers.
>
>I definitely agree.
Me too. The Badger book should have been titled "Template Toolkit". I
suppose that can
Randal L. Schwartz wrote:
> ... if TT3 were still alive.
It is still alive, but resting. I have a couple of deep seated design
issues that I need to resolve, and they're not the kind of thing that
can be rushed, or magiced out of thin air.
It's true that my body has been spending more time in
On Fri, 16 Jul 2004, Tom Insam wrote:
> Hooray for the pursuit of new knowledge. In this case, I've learned
> more than I ever really wanted to know about the Apache API and
> embedding perl into things. Plus, I've had to dust off some seriously
> old C skills. But I produced this.
>
> ht
On Fri, Oct 01, 2004 at 09:31:33AM -0700, Randal L. Schwartz ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I heard this second-hand, not being on the tt3-devel list, but apparently
> TT3 is in fact, dead. Not just resting.
http://www.template-toolkit.org/pipermail/tt3/2004-July/60.html is
the last message on
> "Harry" == Harry Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> ... if TT3 were still alive.
>>
Harry> Why, is it dead? I thought Andy was working away on it. or is this
Harry> an, "in" joke I am missing?
I heard this second-hand, not being on the tt3-devel list, but apparently
TT3 is in fact
Dave Cross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> anyone who is using TT but not Perl - that is using templates with
> tpage, ttree such that useful applications are developed purely in
> TT without needing to write Perl code.
Some of my web sites are purely TT based. No perl involved.
http://www.squir
All,
I noticed that tt3 has a kwiki with very little information aside from
some wiki-spam, http://tt3.template-toolkit.org/kwiki/ttkwiki.cgi.
Having said that, I'm sure a tt2 kwiki would get much more use. :) I
could think of a few topics that aren't covered in the documentation
that might be
Stephen Quinney wrote:
> That sounds a very interesting project, is any of it open source or
> available for perusal? I've been playing with C# for a while and being
> able to join it up with TT could be very useful.
I wasn't involved in this development, but as far as I know it was pretty
straigh
Randal L. Schwartz wrote:
"Simon" == Simon Wilcox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Simon> A great target for TT3 would be to have the language and architecture
Simon> ported to different core languages so that you could run TT3 on Java or
Simon> .NET. Then you'd see it pick up as a cross-platform templ
> "Simon" == Simon Wilcox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Simon> A great target for TT3 would be to have the language and architecture
Simon> ported to different core languages so that you could run TT3 on Java or
Simon> .NET. Then you'd see it pick up as a cross-platform templating language.
...
On Fri, Oct 01, 2004 at 10:12:53AM -0400, Gavin Estey wrote:
> Dave Cross wrote:
> > Following a discussion on my use.perl journal[1], I'd be really
> > interested in hearing about anyone who is using TT but not Perl - that
> > is using templates with tpage, ttree or Apache configured with
> > Apac
Dave Cross wrote:
> Following a discussion on my use.perl journal[1], I'd be really
> interested in hearing about anyone who is using TT but not Perl - that
> is using templates with tpage, ttree or Apache configured with
> Apache::Template (or similar) such that useful applications are
> developed
On Fri, 1 Oct 2004, Dave Cross wrote:
> Following a discussion on my use.perl journal[1], I'd be really
> interested in hearing about anyone who is using TT but not Perl - that
> is using templates with tpage, ttree or Apache configured with
> Apache::Template (or similar) such that useful applica
Hi!
On Fri, Oct 01, 2004 at 02:31:48PM +0100, Dave Cross wrote:
> Following a discussion on my use.perl journal[1], I'd be really
> interested in hearing about anyone who is using TT but not Perl - that
> is using templates with tpage, ttree or Apache configured with
> Apache::Template (or similar
Following a discussion on my use.perl journal[1], I'd be really
interested in hearing about anyone who is using TT but not Perl - that
is using templates with tpage, ttree or Apache configured with
Apache::Template (or similar) such that useful applications are
developed purely in TT without needin
Hi!
I've got a rather hard to reproduce error on our production server only.
After some time, caused by some still unknown cause, TT dies with the
following error message:
undef error - Can't use string ("sub {\nmy $context = shift ||") as a
subroutine ref while "strict refs" in use at
/usr/
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