Re^2: Thoughts on converting from HTML::Template to Template Toolkit

Where did you get a 2.80 version of Template? Even their website says that the latest is 2.14a. There very well could be something going on, but when I split everything on to seperate lines, things got better - the loop actually printed something out. Also, using ttree, I'm not creating any Template object, although when I was having that problem, I was still using tpage to run my first template through the translator to ensure things were working.

And config file - when perusing the ttree documentation, I didn't realise that the config file and the rc file were the same but different. I didn't think there would be two config files for the same executable.

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Re^3: Thoughts on converting from HTML::Template to Template Toolkit by brian_d_foy (Abbot) on Mar 22, 2006 at 20:11 UTC
Maybe I got the distro version wrong. That's the version inside `Template.pm`, but the dist version is 2.14. Still, I don't have a problem with multiple `[% END %]`s on the same line. Perhaps you can post a script which illustrates the problem. You can specify Template directives such as `PRE_CHOMP` and `POST_CHOMP` in your ttree config file. The `ttree` man page explains it, or you can do `ttree -h` to see all of the options. You may not think you are creating a Template object, but you are; `ttree` is just doing it for you. -- brian d foy <brian@stonehenge.com> Subscribe to The Perl Review	[reply] [d/l] [select]

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Re^3: Thoughts on converting from HTML::Template to Template Toolkit
by brian_d_foy (Abbot) on Mar 22, 2006 at 20:11 UTC

Maybe I got the distro version wrong. That's the version inside Template.pm, but the dist version is 2.14. Still, I don't have a problem with multiple [% END %]s on the same line. Perhaps you can post a script which illustrates the problem.

You can specify Template directives such as PRE_CHOMP and POST_CHOMP in your ttree config file. The ttree man page explains it, or you can do ttree -h to see all of the options. You may not think you are creating a Template object, but you are; ttree is just doing it for you.

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