* Brian Katzung <bri...@kappacs.com> [2012-11-14 22:15]:
> Here's what I would consider a typical use case for
> Text::TemplateLite: "nicely" displaying the number of matches
> returned by a query using Template and Text::TemplateLite:
>
>
> # The Template Toolkit template:
> my $tt_tpl = q{Your search returned [% IF m == 0 %]no matches[%
> ELSIF m == 1 %]1 match[% ELSE %][% m %] matches[% END %].};
>
> # The Text::TemplateLite template:
> my $tl_tpl = q{Your search returned <<??(=($m, 0), 'no matches',
> =($m, 1), '1 match', $m' matches')>>.};
> # (Substitute "ifel" for "??" if desired)
Q.E.D.
> The T:TL syntax has the benefit of being easily "balance"-checkable
> in an editor such as vim.
“Non-programmers” “an editor such as vim”. I see. :-)
Regards,
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