use HTML::Element::Replacer;

my @beer = 
  (
   { brand => 'miller', age => 12 },
   { brand => 'coors' , age => 15 },
   { brand => 'coke'  , age => 22 }
  );

my @fruit =
  (
   { fruit => 'apple'  , color => 'red'    },
   { fruit => 'orange' , color => 'orange' },
   { fruit => 'banana' , color => 'yellow' }
  );



# table_example is a Perl package that creates an
# HTML::TreeBuilder instance of the file table_example.html
# actually it creates an HTML::Seamstress instance, but
# HTML::Seasmtress @ISA HTML::Tree
use table_example;
my $tree = table_example->new;


  {
   my $replacer = HTML::Element::Replacer->new
	(tree => $tree, 
	 look_down => [ seam_class => 'beer_row' ]);
 
   for my $data (@beer) {
       # defmap is in HTML::Element::Library
       $replacer->push_clone->defmap(kmap => $data); 
   }

  }
 
	# BRACES ARE NECESSARY for HTML::Element::Replacer to work!

  {
      use List::Cycle;
      my $row_style = List::Cycle->new( { values => [ qw/main alt/ ] } ) ;

      my $replacer = HTML::Element::Replacer->new
	(tree => $tree, 
	look_down => [ seam_class => 'fruit_row' ]);

       for my $data (@fruit) {
	  my $elem = $replacer->push_clone;
	  $elem->defmap(kmap => $data); # clone and push onto @temp_list
	  $elem->attr(row_style => $row_style->next);
      }

  }

warn $tree->as_HTML(undef, ' ');