i want to know if it is in general possible to process lists ofarray_refs with Template-Toolkit.
i have a sub, returning 
  return( $sth->fetchall_arrayref);

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this should now be processed via Template-Toolkit. but how can this be done? i have a sub 
my $t=Fs2::DBrequest::search_pl_entries(1,1,"a");

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i tried 

## first try
##########################################


  if ($c{a} eq "c_searchtest")
  {
    $vars = { search            => $f
    };
  }



##########################################
## second try

my @f = @$t;
  if ($c{a} eq "c_searchtest")
  {
    $vars = { search            => $t
    };
  }




## and in the template
[% FOREACH foo = f  %]

<pre>
START THE OUTPUT
[% foo.0 %]
[% foo.1 %]

</pre>
[% END %]
##

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but none of the 2 are working. and besides, Template-Toolkit does not output errors, so i don't know what's the story... is it possible to process arrays of array, hashes of arrays, lists of array_refs with Template?

any suggestions or examples out there?

thanks
parasew

update (broquaint): tidied up formatting

In reply to process lists of array_refs with Template-Toolkit by parasew

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