Esteemed colleagues ...

I am using Template Toolkit and have an included component with a snippet of the form:

[% DEFAULT n = 1 %]

[% x = f(n) %]

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This works well unless I need to set n = 0:

[% INCLUDE snippet n=0 %]

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At which point the default value is chosen.

My question, therefore, is ... is there a way of getting this to work without having to resort to this?

[% DEFAULT n = 1 %]
[% IF z = 1; n = 0; END %]
[% x = f(n) %]

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[% INCLUDE snippet z=1 %]

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Your time and efforts, as always, are appreciated.

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Steve Marvell

In reply to Template Toolkit, Default and Zero by marvell

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