don't have a chance at the moment to review in full, but a few phrases in your intro caught my attention:
Template::Toolkt has an own mini-language, hmm.
 The Template::Toolkit language is pretty easy to pick up (and decent docs at http://template-toolkit.org). Also, you can ember striaght perl with the [% PERL %]...[% END %] directive (see "Directives" section of the Manual).
Mason works with non- standard <% %> tags. Ah well.
 I assume you can configure those (you can in TT), though i don't know offhand..

Seems like TT covers your 5 pts.. but if you're under such a time crunch, you're pretty much forced to go w/whatever works best (read:fastest) for you, which is probably your custom-tailored solution..

In reply to Re: RFC: Templating without a System by davidrw
in thread RFC: Templating without a System by shmem

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