> It is for all source appearances something that was meant to go in the > Acme namespace and its regexes are really quite bad.
I beg to differ, it's quite useful in certain circumstances. Care to share what "really quite bad" means specifically or are you just blindly stating unfounded opinion as fact? > In general, never use a regex where a parser exists. It's false > economy and much harder to get right than spending an hour or two > learning the interface for a good parser. Depends on what you're using it for. If it's a complex task, sure use a more complex module, if it's a simple task use a simple module (or a complex module if you wish), whatever is fine :) At the very least, a module encapsulating simple logic is still good to use for consistency and maintenance sake. > There is a TT2 filter recipe in HTML::Truncate's Pod too. :) Yep, that is why I recommended initially :) _______________________________________________ templates mailing list templates@template-toolkit.org http://mail.template-toolkit.org/mailman/listinfo/templates
