At 10:32 PM 10/26/01 -0700, Craig Barratt wrote:
>> my $count = 1;
>
>This should probably be my $count = 0;
Thanks for catching that -- I had changed it in the wrong window...
>
>> $text =~ s[<h2>(.+?)</h2>][replace_tags( $context, $1, $count++
)]gie
>> ;
>
>You might want to add "s" to "gie" to handle multi-line headings (but
>your hrefs and tags will need to be fixed too). You might want to
>ignore optional attributes too...
I'll probably use HTML::Parser, but I wanted something quick for testing.
Thanks also.
>The remaining problem likely has to do with localization of the stash.
>INCLUDE (and WRAPPER) localize the stash, meaning a local copy of the
>top level is made, and then restored when the INCLUDEd template is
>finished.
Ok. Seems like that might be the problem as I can't even set a simple
variable in the stash and get it to print.
in .ttreerc I set process = wrapper
>cat wrapper
[% USE SubMenu %]
[% WRAPPER page;
PROCESS $template FILTER submenu;
END
%]
And "page" does [% PROCESS menu %]. But that shouldn't be localizing, right?
It's interesting. I first got the menu stuff working by adding this to the
top of the source file. But when I set the stash in the filter (and leave
this structure in) my generated tags look like:
* <a href=""></a><br>
So, the stash is clearing my "sections" data structure, but not replacing it.
[% sections = [
{
href = '#hello1'
text = 'sub heading one'
},
{
href = '#hello2'
text = 'sub heading two'
}
] %]
>Here's a quick test: add something this at the top:
>
> [% sections = []; %]
Well, I already have a sections in my source file, so maybe that's not the
problem?
>Also, I find the Dumper plugin is a great way to debug these kinds
>of things since you can print out variables at various points to
>make sure everything is ok.
Is there a way to dump everything that's currently in scope?
Thanks very much for your help!
Bill Moseley
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