Re^3: HTML::Template

concerning the second problem I can suggest two ways

If you can use unique names for you LOOPs in a html, then you may use global vars like "SOMENAME_REVERSED" in the begin of html not inside of deep structures
If your LOOPs are not huge then you may provide the both direct and reversed representations of the list for each LOOP. e.g. <TMPL_LOOP NAME='NAME'> and <TMPL_LOOP NAME='NAME_REVERSED'>. So you don't need to detect anything

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Re^4: HTML::Template - loop order by tinita (Parson) on Aug 04, 2004 at 07:52 UTC
If you can use unique names for you LOOPs ... yes, i actually can (but in this early stage i might redesign the whole thing...). but that's a nice idea. then i ~~don't need to query() the template~~ just need to query the template once. If your LOOPs are not huge then that's something i don't know. the code should be good for any kind of data. but that might be a good candidate for an option like `use MyModule qw(auto_reverse)` or something.	[reply] [d/l]

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Re^4: HTML::Template - loop order
by tinita (Parson) on Aug 04, 2004 at 07:52 UTC

If you can use unique names for you LOOPs ...

~~don't need to query() the template~~

If your LOOPs are not huge then

use MyModule qw(auto_reverse)