I'm trying to modify existing perl code and I would like to add an option to it. But there is a glitch here as there I have to go one elevel down. This levelling is conditional. The code : 

use GetOpt::Long;

my template ={
 "global" => {
    "variables" =>{
      "version" => "${s_version}",
       if($s_version eq "s8")
             "base" => "\${version}/$group",
       else{
             "exe"  => "\${exe_state}",
             "base" => "\${s_version/${exe}/$group" ,
       }
       "variant" =>  "10",
       "dir" => "\${root}"

} }}}

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How do I break the if . I know I cant use a if in a template. How do I break it ? I think u can use hashing here. Biut, I don't know how to implement it. Can anybody give me a lead?

In reply to Conditional statements for template by satya_rockstar

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