You are going to litter your templates with a huge number of <TMPL_IF CONFIG_FOO_1> type statements.

And? You need conditional behavior, you use a tmpl_if. I don't see a problem here.

If you associate more than two objects, collisions are a very real possibility, especially if you associate your $cgi and $config objects at the same time.

So use one of the other two solutions I presented, or don't associate your query object. I don't do that much anymore personally - it's too hard to police.

The alternative that TT provides is a method-like invocation on your objects.

So you like your syntactic sugar. I get it. What does this have to do with session handling?

Plus, you have run-time includes, which H::T (AFAIK) does not support.

If you can't figure out how to do this with HTML::Template's filter option then you need to try a little harder!

-sam

PS: When do you want me to break out the benchmarks? You know they're coming!

In reply to Re^4: HTML::Template and authenticated sessions by samtregar
in thread HTML::Template and authenticated sessions by ghettofinger

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