I'm using CGI::Application for a site I'm trying to intelligently design. I have a master template file that will be serving two purposes: 1 display output of a given run mode and 2 display a navigation tree. I load my template path in the cgiapp_prerun and I have the following example run_mode: 
sub examplRM{
my $self = shift;
my $template = $self->load_tmpl('master.tmpl');
my $output = 'example'
$template->param( outputVar => $output);
return $template->output;

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Now I have another method that loads a navigation bar:
sub exampleNav{
my $self = shift;
my @nav = qw(Nav1, Nav2, Nav3);
return \@nav;
}

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What I would like to do is preload examplNav into my template object. So I don't have to recall the navigation method for additional run methods. Anybody have any suggestions?

Thanks in adavance!
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