On Thu, Dec 10, 2009 at 5:33 AM, wrote:
> 6 Sorted array of 1 MyObj item: MyObj=HASH(0x1c57c2c) -> foo =
> name =
>
I think that's the issue where a single object (as a hash ref) ends up
looking like a list of keys and values when used as a list. I see that I
often do this:
FOR i =
Thank you very much for your answers.
I've tested your suggestion already (I suppose, it was your answer in
some other thread), assuming it should work, but I'm afraid it doesn't.
Hopefully, it is because .list is just another VMethod. If you test it
in my code from previous message (it should
On 10/12/2009 10:52, petr.danih...@zf.com wrote:
> 1) Did I understand TT behavior correctly?
Yes. I'm afraid so.
> 2) What is the reason for such behavior? Isn’t there any way in Perl to
> determine whether item an object or a hash ref is?
It's one hideous hack after another layered on top of
It seems, there's a bug in TT which causes that an array of single object item
could be handled differently than an array of more object items. This already
was discussed many times, but I didn't found any satisfying solution, yet.
Problem description:
This could happen when a method returns
On 10.12.2009 11:19, Andy Wardley wrote:
> Robin Smidsrød wrote:
>> Hi, [% ${my.var} %].
>
> Not quite. You also need quotes around the inner part:
>
> Hi, [% ${'my.var'} %].
Then I suggest a small doc patch to
http://template-toolkit.org/docs/manual/Variables.html#section_Variable_Interpolat
Robin Smidsrød wrote:
> Hi, [% ${my.var} %].
Not quite. You also need quotes around the inner part:
Hi, [% ${'my.var'} %].
A
@Robin: sorry for the duplicate I didn't CC it to the list first time around
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On 10.12.2009 09:52, Reagen Siedl wrote:
> Can anyone help me with a query i have about TT? I would like to use a
> variable name such as 'my.var' and not have TT try to interpret it as an
> array/hash.
>
> $variables{'my.var'} = "some text";
This should do it.
Hi, [% ${my.var} %].
Documentat
Hi,
Can anyone help me with a query i have about TT? I would like to use a
variable name such as 'my.var' and not have TT try to interpret it as an
array/hash.
For example in my perl script I would define:
$variables{'my.var'} = "some text";
Is this possible?
I think maybe I can do it with G
