On 2016-02-24 14:17, Tom Molesworth wrote:
Hi Dave,
On 24/02/16 14:07, Dave Howorth wrote:
On 2016-02-24 13:01, Tom Molesworth wrote:
On 24/02/16 12:44, Dave Howorth wrote:
I'm trying to define a custom vmethod but not succeeding.
I tried using the way described in the manual and also
On 2016-02-24 13:01, Tom Molesworth wrote:
Hi Dave,
On 24/02/16 12:44, Dave Howorth wrote:
I'm trying to define a custom vmethod but not succeeding.
I tried using the way described in the manual and also by calling
define_vmethod. Both ways appear to have set up methods in the
Template::Stash
I'm trying to define a custom vmethod but not succeeding.
I tried using the way described in the manual and also by calling
define_vmethod. Both ways appear to have set up methods in the
Template::Stash::SCALAR_OPS hashref but neither of them appears to work,
even with a very simple body. Any
Lathan Bidwell wrote:
> Is this related to TT's strict?
I don't know, but I need to locate my problem to find out!
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the error.
Any thoughts on why that doesn't fix the error too?
Cheers, Dave
Dave Howorth wrote:
> I'm sure I've forgotten something simple about how to debug templates.
>
> I have DEBUG_ALL on and I'm seeing this message:
>
>
> keyword-index: Template undef error - id is undefin
I'm sure I've forgotten something simple about how to debug templates.
I have DEBUG_ALL on and I'm seeing this message:
keyword-index: Template undef error - id is undefined
keyword-index.tt is a template but it doesn't have any variable or
component of a variable called id
Neither do I see
Ziermann, Markus wrote:
Is there an easy way to iterate over nested perl objects (blessed
hashrefs) in template toolkit? If not, perhaps an easy way to convert
a complex structure of nested objects to hashes?
It depends on the objects. You just invoke the objects' methods in the
template, so
Solved it ...
The major pieces that we all knew about were:
- decoding the database results via mysql_enable_utf8
- decoding the templates using ENCODING = 'utf8'
- encoding the template output, using $Template::BINMODE = ':utf8'
(easier than arguments to each and every process call)
The two
Bill Moseley wrote:
On Fri, Jan 10, 2014 at 6:51 AM, Dave Howorth
dhowo...@mrc-lmb.cam.ac.ukwrote:
Solved it ...
Cool.
I spoke too soon. I've got a different problem now (more below ...)
- one module used by my main program was making its own connection to
the database (for historical
Ben Bullock wrote:
I have a web page which answers your question here:
http://www.lemoda.net/perl/template-encoding/index.html
Yes, I found that page yesterday. It's a lot more helpful this morning
with all the additional examples. Thanks, Ben!
I believe I got this answer from this mailing
Bill Moseley wrote:
On Wed, Jan 8, 2014 at 9:22 AM, Dave Howorth
dhowo...@mrc-lmb.cam.ac.ukwrote:
I have some templates that generate web pages. The templates themselves
only contain ASCII*.
ASCII is a subset of UTF-8, so I'd use:
ENCODING = 'UTF-8'.
Then Template::Provider
I have some templates that generate web pages. The templates themselves
only contain ASCII*. They include some data that is extracted from a
database and some of the data values are now Unicode UTF-8 (they contain
non-break space and some quote marks). But the resultant HTML file that
is generated
Stuart A Johnston wrote:
You could wrap your function in a closure over the name of the template
at the time you call process:
my $template = 'template/name';
$tt-process($template, { get_func = sub { get_params($template) } });
Er, then again couldn't you just retrieve your data before
Felipe Gasper (cPanel) wrote:
On 11/8/13 10:54 AM, Dave Howorth wrote:
I expect my brain is fried and I'm doing it all wrong, but I'd
appreciate advice about how to access template variables in perl code.
I have a perl function that retrieves some data and returns it. I've put
the function
Dave Howorth wrote:
Felipe Gasper (cPanel) wrote:
On 11/8/13 10:54 AM, Dave Howorth wrote:
I expect my brain is fried and I'm doing it all wrong, but I'd
appreciate advice about how to access template variables in perl code.
I have a perl function that retrieves some data and returns
I expect my brain is fried and I'm doing it all wrong, but I'd
appreciate advice about how to access template variables in perl code.
I have a perl function that retrieves some data and returns it. I've put
the function in the stash so I can call it in a template. It needs to
decide what data to
Kiss Gabor (Bitman) wrote:
Dear folks,
I'm pretty new to TT.
I was just creating my first project when I noticed that
virtual method trim produces empty output.
I read http://www.template-toolkit.org/docs/manual/VMethods.html
several times but it did not help.
Finally I wrote this
Kiss Gabor (Bitman) wrote:
What version of TT are you using? What does the VMethods manual page say
on your machine? trim only became a VMethod in the latest release, for
example. Before that it is [only] a filter.
Oh! What a lamer am I! :-)
Not at all. I only guessed what the reason might
Michael Friendly wrote:
This is my first attempt to use the Template system tpage to refactor
some old
web pages to make them more flexible for further development.
The web page I'm working on is at
http://www.datavis.ca/gallery/missed.php
and I simply want to generate each of the table
Stuart Johnston wrote:
Trying to use a constant as a hash key gives this error: unexpected
token (.).
Here is what I am trying to do:
[% { constants.foo = value } %]
This works but is a bit ugly:
[% { ${constants.foo} = value } %]
Any other suggestions?
I don't understand what
Mark Haney wrote:
I'm trying to get the INCLUDE_PATH in my template to include a perl
variable. Here's the code I'm trying to use:
my $tmplID=epic;
my $user_id=`id -u`;
if ($user_id = 1000){my $tmplID = markh;}
Did you really mean to always assign the string 1000 as the value of
Felipe Gasper (cPanel) wrote:
Any chance this could make it into a forthcoming TT release?
our $TEXT_VMETHODS = {
...
dquote = \text_dquote,
html= \Template::Filters::html_filter,
xml = \Template::Filters::xml_filter,
uri =
Khalid Akram wrote:
Hi,
I am having an issue using multiple checkboxes with the same name with TT.
Well firstly, this has nothing to do with TT!
If I have some checkboxes like this:
input type=checkbox name=options value=1
input type=checkbox name=options value=2
input type=checkbox
Andy Wardley wrote:
On 13/06/2012 15:22, Dave Howorth wrote:
I'm sure there must be a way to do this, and I'm guessing it probably
involves WRAPPER, but my brain is fried. Can anybody give me a hint?
Hi Dave,
You could have a PRE_PROCESS template define a list for keywords and a
MACRO
So I'm generating some web pages and as I go through each page, I want
to record some keywords that depend on the content (related to whether
an IF or ELSE was processed, or the names processed in various lists
etc). The comes the kicker; I want the keywords to appear in a meta
element at the
Mark Haney wrote:
I've got a query in my perl code to pull 2 fields from a database
(abbreviation, factory_id), one of which is used to populate a
dropdown box (abbreviation). However, I will need to pass /both/
fields to the CGI script that I'm calling from the form that has the
dropdown
veeru reddy wrote:
I am very new to this mailing list so I
directly replied to you.Thanks in advance.
So don't do that then
Original Message
Subject: Re: [Templates] help needed in template toolkit module
Date: Tue, 1 Nov 2011 21:08:10 +0100
From: veeru reddy
veeru reddy wrote:
Hi,
I have XML file with more number of university's like this as shown
below
OK, now we see the structure, we know that the XML is not relevant.
I used XML::Simple to store this data into one hash data structure
variable $data and that information is like this
And we
Todd Wade wrote:
Ok, how about:
touch lets the system set the permissions, File::Temp sets the mode of the
file
explicitly.
Is that accurate?
$ umask 0
$ touch junk
$ ls -l junk
-rw-rw-rw- 1 me users 0 2011-09-09 10:45 junk
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Todd Wade wrote:
Ok, how about:
touch lets the system set the permissions, File::Temp sets the mode of the
file
explicitly.
Is that accurate?
Actually, just read the code of touch and you will see that it too sets
the mode of the file explicitly. In its case, it uses 666.
Todd Wade wrote:
From: Dave Howorth dhowo...@mrc-lmb.cam.ac.uk
Todd Wade wrote:
My problem is because the umask is 0002, the files should be g+r,g+w
The umask does not SET the mode, the umask MASKs the mode set by the
application.
Where did I say that a umask sets the mode?
Here: Todd
Todd Wade wrote:
File::Temp forces the file to 0600 and therefore doesn't respect the starting
users/processes umask (contrary to the mailing list archives :0).
$ umask
0002
Am I missing something? This mask says never allow write permission for
others ...
$ pwd
/home/me/foo
$ ls -l
Todd Wade wrote:
My problem is because the umask is 0002, the files should be g+r,g+w
The umask does not SET the mode, the umask MASKs the mode set by the
application. It can't cause extra bits to be set. You need to change the
application if you want extra bits set.
BTW, please don't send me
Andrew Black wrote:
I am trying to put some assertions into a template. The sort of thing I
want is
[%
myvar = 0
# . soemthing that modfies myvar
if myvar != 5 print STDERR 'myvar should be 5, actual $myvar'
%]
But I can't get my head around the syntax. Are there
Larry Leszczynski wrote:
Maybe he did try that, and upon reading that page realized it obviously
only checks for undefined values, which is not what he is looking for?
Well, if he had, he should have told us, don't you think :-P
And if he hadn't, it doesn't say much for his research.
And as
Andrew Black wrote:
Toby's solution is the sort of thing I am looking for but I can't see how to
send to STDERR
Your best solution is probably to write yourself a simple vmethod in
Perl. Or even just add a regular method to an object you pass to the
template.
But if you're doing computations
Ekki Plicht (DF4OR) wrote:
On Wed, Jul 20, 2011 at 07:51, Bill Moseley mose...@hank.org wrote:
And frankly I kind of think the text vs. html argument is a bit out dated,
so I'd just use HTML in the email and let the client format it correctly
into tables. I suspect that would solve a lot of
Jiří Pavlovský wrote:
Hi,
I have an object passed to my template, which has a method that returns
list of hashes.
I want to iterate over this list.
Problem is that if the list contains just one hash, it iterates over
this hash.
Can I do anything else then detect number of items in the
Cees Hek wrote:
Check what version of Template Toolkit you are using. This was
something that was changed in v2.20:
* Applied a patch to Template::Stash from Jess Robinson which allows you
to call a list method on a single object and have it automatically
upgraded to a single item
Cees Hek wrote:
Check what version of Template Toolkit you are using. This was
something that was changed in v2.20:
* Applied a patch to Template::Stash from Jess Robinson which allows you
to call a list method on a single object and have it automatically
upgraded to a single item
Dave Howorth wrote:
Cees Hek wrote:
Check what version of Template Toolkit you are using. This was
something that was changed in v2.20:
* Applied a patch to Template::Stash from Jess Robinson which allows you
to call a list method on a single object and have it automatically
upgraded
I'm sure this must be answered somewhere on the web but I haven't been
able to find it. In my templates I produce short lists of items from
resultsets. Up to now I've been using code that looks like
items = some_resultset_rs ;
IF items.count 0 ;
'ul' ;
WHILE (item = items.next) ;
Oleg Kostyuk wrote:
May be, you want this?
items = [ some_resultset_rs.all ];
Without [], if rs have one element, you will have not an array.
Yes, I tried that and it could be part of the answer but the results
appear to need considerable massaging:
items [ some_resultset_rs.all
Dave Howorth wrote:
I was hoping there's a better answer.
Well, I've made this template code work:
items = some_resultset_rs.all_ref ;
IF items.0;
'ul' ;
FOREACH item IN items ;
'li' ; item.name ;
END ;
'/ul' ;
END ;
by dint of a naughty line of perl:
*DBIx::Class
Larry Leszczynski wrote:
I think you can do:
IF items.list.size 0;
See: http://template-toolkit.org/docs/manual/VMethods.html#section_list
Hi Larry,
Tried that one too :( If items is a single object, .list is the hash
vmethod and .size just tells you how many attributes there are.
MySelf rdtan.net wrote:
I've actually asked this over the mailing list beginn...@perl.org, not
knowing that there is a mailing list for TT. :p
Well you've come to the right place now :)
I'm trying to pickup CGI web application programming using Perl, DBI
TT (Template Toolkit). This small
Travis Basevi wrote:
Yes, I know that solution, but lets say the text comes from a database
or some other source rather than being hardcoded in the template. Is
there a more general/correct solution than something along the lines of:
b.replace('_err_', a.replace('$','\$'));
I think you
Jim Spath wrote:
On 4/1/2010 7:27 AM, dark0s wrote:
If search results are more of fifty, then I'd like to place remaining
results in other page and I want to put link to subsequent page.
How can I solve this problem?
An alternative to limiting how many you display in the template output
Juan Ladetto wrote:
I call this function from any perl file with no problem at all but when
I call this function from tt, I'm getting a hash o hash, is that true?
What am I doing wrong?
Not reading the manual?
dark0s wrote:
What is the problem?
How can I to obtain to fill template values?
You might get more feedback if you were clearer about what you have
tried. You don't show any output (and in your previous query you didn't
even show any input).
You don't explain why you're trying to do these
Dermot wrote:
Can anyone offer any hints?
Template variables don't start with a dollar ?!
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Slaven Rezic wrote:
I think that the pod2html renderer used at perldoc.perl.org is broken.
If you compare both versions on search.cpan.org, then there's no
difference:
http://search.cpan.org/~nwclark/perl-5.8.7/pod/perlpod.pod#Formatting_Codes
John Napiorkowski wrote:
If we agree I can make those changes tonight and submit a new patch. Let me
know what you think.
(1) Please quote mail in the normal way. It makes it much easier to read.
(2) Please don't send extra copies to me. I read the list.
(3) I have no view (or influence)
Larry Leszczynski wrote:
On Thu, 09 Jul 2009 12:48 -0700, Sean McAfee eef...@gmail.com wrote:
On Thu, Jul 9, 2009 at 3:39 PM, Larry Leszczynski
but this is:
meta name=some key content=some value
Er... Reference? My understanding is that XHTML is XML, and XML allows
either type of
Robin Smidsrød wrote:
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
I think I've spotted a bug in either DateTime or Template.
The bug is described here:
http://github.com/robinsmidsrod/datetime-template-bug/tree/master
Did you try
my $tt = Template-new( DEBUG = 'all' );
If any of
Stabinger, John wrote:
We're using a third part app that makes use of Template. I'd like to use
some perl directly in the templates via the perl blocks. However, no
matter what I set, I keep getting the eval_perl not set error. I'm using
the latest Template install from cpan. I'm calling
Brian Sherwood wrote:
Thank you all. A lot of good ideas, but so far no luck :(
Simon recommended writing a plugin, or wrapping Net::IP using
Template::Plugin::Class
I tried using the Template::Plugin::Class, but it would throw an exception.
I used the following code:
[% connector1 =
Brian Sherwood wrote:
...
I don't seem to be getting an error, or any kind of output.
...
Any help/suggestions are welcome.
Nobody has mentioned the general answer to your question yet. Have you
tried debugging it?
http://template-toolkit.org/docs/manual/Config.html#section_DEBUG
Specifically
David Stewart wrote:
-mm-dd hh:mm:ss
[% date.format('2000/12/21 4:20:36') %]
Anyone have any idea what might be going on here?
'-' != '/' ?
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Michael Wichmann wrote:
But I want to split the information into two tables without querying
the database again.
Several people have made suggestions of 'work arounds' to avoid breaking
this assumption. But I think it's worth pointing out that making two
databases queries, one for each of the
Sean McAfee wrote:
$Template::Stash::SCALAR_OPS-{isOneOf} = sub {
my $str = shift;
$str eq $_ and return 1 for @_;
return 0;
};
Or for added pzazz, something like:
use Perl6::Junction qw/ any /;
$Template::Stash::SCALAR_OPS-{isOneOf} = sub {
my $str = shift;
Mark Knoop wrote:
On Jan 29, 2008 3:39 PM, Mark Knoop [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One of the
features of my system is that one set of tags gets processed when the
site
is built ie the pages are prerendered to an extent. The rest of the tags
then get processed at request time by my CGI script.
Josh Rosenbaum wrote:
Jeremiah C. Foster wrote:
Hello,
I am getting a 'Not a GLOB reference' error on a SuSE 64 machine,
(perl 5.8.8). I have tried to correct it by looking at the offending
code in the Provider.pm (line 611) but no luck. My template and
variable is trivially simple but I
Craig Skinner wrote:
It seems that I can not access crumbs.n inside the WHILE loop. I can
access crumbs (prints an array ref), but not the array elements. Is this
an out of scope problem?
crumbs.$n AFAIK.
Cheers, Dave
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Bill Ward wrote:
On 7/25/07, Matisse Enzer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How do get Template Toolkit to throw an exception if it encounters a
call to a non-existent method?
In the following example zoo is an object, but there is no
get_animals() method - so I want TT to throw an exception at
Harald Joerg wrote:
Robert Hicks [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Paul Seamons wrote:
Text::Tmpl has a COMMENT directive. Both to
enhance cross compatibility as well as to add features, it
would be nice for TT to support this directive. It would
most likely have to be added at the TT3 release.
Harald Joerg wrote:
Call it a dirty solution if you want - but my method to fix this is to
simply put a plain
[% CLEAR %]
at the end of every template file which is not designed to output
anything. This enables me to write extensive comments between the block
declarations, without even
Mark Anthony wrote:
Hi,
Another newbie question. I found the MACRO directive, and it does what I
need: replacing a collection of macros into multiple lines. Each macro
gets replaced by 2 to 5 lines, so I put all the macros into 1 file and
then [% PROCESS ... %] to pull in the
Станка Далекова wrote:
I have a question regarding Template::Parser::split_text. We have
upgraded from version 2.14 to version 2.18 and we have used in our
template configuration
PRE_CHOMP=1 and POST_CHOMP=1. The effect was to clear white spaces
before and after directives. With
the new
Bill Moseley wrote:
I have a number of macros that I keep in a macros.tt file and they are
included when I pre-process my config.tt file.
I'd like to have the macros available to a number of applications, so
what would be the recommended way to share a single macros file?
Rewrite as a
Jess Robinson wrote:
On Thu, 8 Feb 2007, Simon Wilcox wrote:
Just in case anyone missed it, there have been two releases of TT
recently which only seem to have been announced in someone's use.perl
journal.
http://use.perl.org/~Alias/journal/32236 [2.16]
snip
Yes, just chatted to Alias
Éric Depagne wrote:
I the content of one of the variable I use to fill my template contains a
line
break this \n is not taken into account, and is send as it is, meaning that
rather than having a line break in my page, I only have a \n printed.
Since if I modify the pages without using
Lee Goddard wrote:
http://www.template-toolkit.org/docs/plain/Manual/Variables.html
I've been reading the Manual to confirm that [% cgi.param('foo') %]
is an object named 'cgi' having its method 'param' called with a
value of 'foo'.
Is there anything that needs to be activated or switched
Jeremiah Foster wrote:
I am using a plugin with TT, the DBI interface and I am having trouble
accessing a remote host. If I slip the remote host in with my dbh
definition the program hangs despite the fact that the SQL works, the
remote host is reachable, the pass and user correct, etc.
Dustin Frazier wrote:
I thought that .name on component/template gave only the base filename, but
further testing showed that I was mistaken. Thanks!!
Dustin
Randal, Dustin,
Now I'm confused!
I too thought that .name only gave the filename, because that's what the
badger book seems to
Nic Gibson wrote:
On Apr 4, 2006, at 09:43, Dave Howorth wrote:
and here's what appears on the page:
template = 'view.tt'
component = 'footer.tt'
So what am I doing different?
As far as I can see from Template::Provider template.name will contain
whatever you originally input
Randal L. Schwartz wrote:
Thomas == Thomas Falgout [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thomas Instead of substituting a blank, how can I get $template-process() to
Thomas give me an error if there's any variables that aren't defined? I know
Thomas that I shouldn't have any missing variables, but I'm
Josh Rosenbaum wrote:
Here's another method if Tim is just looking for a shorter way to do
things. (Sorted by the keys in hash (ie: 'box_1') which seems to be the
original intent.)
[% FOREACH key IN hash.keys.sort() %]
If all the keys in the hash are of the form box_n and if the OP wants to
David Charles Todd wrote:
So, I have tried three different versions of tt2: 2.14, 2.13, 2.08. Each
fails some portion of their tests. I have a hard time believing I am the
first to discover this.
I don't have such a hard time believing it; there are several possible
reasons.
Firstly, SuSE
I wrote:
Maybe it's because it's Friday afternoon but my brain is refusing to
tell me what I've done wrong here. I'm trying to install TT 2.14 on a
newish box and it's failing in dbi.t, both in the CPAN shell and if I
run dbi.t directly:
Template process failed: DBI error - DBI connect
Maybe it's because it's Friday afternoon but my brain is refusing to
tell me what I've done wrong here. I'm trying to install TT 2.14 on a
newish box and it's failing in dbi.t, both in the CPAN shell and if I
run dbi.t directly:
suse3:~/.cpan/build/Template-Toolkit-2.14 # perl t/dbi.t
1..63
Harald Joerg wrote:
Steve Kelem writes:
I'm trying to use ttree's config file to tell it to ignore the files
administered under subversion.
Subversion files are stored in subdirectories named .svn.
I tried including the following line in my ttree.cfg file:
ignore = \b(CVS|RCS|\.svn|xml)\b
Dave Howorth wrote:
Andy Wardley wrote:
Dave Howorth wrote:
my $tt = Template-new();
Try this:
my $tt = Template-new( DEBUG = 'undef' ); # yes, the string u n
d e f
Hi Andy,
Thanks for your reply. The problem with this suggestion is that I also
have lots of templates that say things like
Andy Wardley wrote:
Dave Howorth wrote:
my $tt = Template-new();
Try this:
my $tt = Template-new( DEBUG = 'undef' ); # yes, the string u n d e f
Hi Andy,
Thanks for your reply. The problem with this suggestion is that I also
have lots of templates that say things like:
[% IF fred
A while ago I posted a question about how to retrieve diagnostic
information but didn't get any replies. So I'd like to rephrase my
question to see if anybody can help.
In my template, I say something like:
[% USE c = Class('MyClass') ;
v = c.some_method(args) %]
My problem is that
My application just fell over with long error messages like that at the
bottom of the message. I think I've tracked the problem down to the most
excellent Template::Plugin::Class (v0.12). It tries to load the class
you've asked to use and decides whether it found an error with an RE:
12 #
I'd like to see all errors that occur when I'm processing a template but
it seems that some are suppressed. I have a library module that is dying
because I didn't configure it properly but I'm not seeing any indication
of the problem either in my logs or in the generated output. The module
I'm trying to use Template::Plugin::Class to access the moniker method
of my class. My moniker method overrides the UNIVERSAL::moniker method
in the base class I inherit from (Class::DBI). So in my template I have:
[% class_name = 'foo' ;
class_obj = USE Class(class_name) ;
Dave Howorth wrote:
class_obj = USE Class(class_name) ;
That should be
USE class_obj = Class(class_name) ;
of course.
Dave
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Arnett, Bruce wrote:
The directive chomping flags [%- and -%] are not
working on the Linux/Apache server
Don't panic! The chomping does work properly under Linux. I use it as do
many others on the list.
Any ideas?
Unfortunately, I don't use Windows so I can't suggest any specific
things to
Chris Huegle wrote:
[% IF 'bar' = 'foo' %] translates to
if ('bar' = 'foo') { which returns true, since 1 == 1.
Chris,
I must apologize to you. You are quite correct as to the translation. I
made the mistake of relying on the Badger book, which says (p138):
The comparison operators ==, !=, , =,
Chris Huegle wrote:
[% PERL %] is close, but the main place where we're having the problems
are within [% IF %] statements.
= works, but 'ge' and 'gt' (text comparitors) don't work.
In TT '=' *is* a text comparison operator!
Another thing that we had problems with were '-' in hash keys.
darren chamberlain wrote:
* Jason Gottshall jgottshall at capwiz.com [2004/04/28 14:39]:
I'm interested in creating/utilizing the Template::Provider::HTTP module
as described in the badger book. Has anyone out there already done the
grunt work of typing in the example? If so, can you post it
Chris Ochs wrote:
what I want is to have the system look for files included via
PROCESS/INCLUDE directives in the templates directory if they dont'
exist in the catalog.
Perrin Harkins wrote:
No, you don't, you just need to put all of the directories to be
searched, in the correct order, into
Thomas, Mark - BLS CTR wrote:
I envision:
1. A graphical representation of the data structure (perhaps
GraphViz::Data::Grapher or something similar). The output
of Data::Dumper is not friendly enough.
I just tried GraphViz::Data::Grapher and GraphViz::Data::Structure in
connection with
Sometimes I have trouble with sorting hashes. For example, the following
TT code:
table
[% FOREACH sccs = s_to_c.sort %]
tr
td[% sccs %]/td
[%FOREACH code = s_to_c.$sccs.sort %]
td[% code %] ([% s_to_c.$sccs.$code %])/td
[%END %]
/tr
[% END %]
/table
(s_to_c is a hash)
Dave Cash wrote:
I'm seeing some curious test behaviors, but I don't know if they are
new to 2.12/2.12a. They don't appear to be anything serious; I just
though I'd mention them.
I usually skip the DBI tests, but decided not to now. I have a test
database in mysql called 'test' with a user
In Template Toolkit, any hash key starting with an underscore is hidden
from the template. Is there any way to turn this off?
I have a data set where one set of keys is single characters, including
underscore. It would be difficult to change the key values, because
there's lots of other code
Andy Wardley wrote:
Dave Howorth wrote:
In Template Toolkit, any hash key starting with an underscore is hidden
from the template. Is there any way to turn this off?
No, not really.
Your best bet would be to replace the 'item' hash virtual method
with one which honours underscore keys.
my $tt
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am using TT2 v2.10, and I am having problems with my loops.
and
I am importing a XML file with XML::Mini
It looks to me that the problem is an inconsistency in the behaviour of
XML::Mini, rather than TT.
If there's more than one book (more than one element in an XML
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