If I do that, the values from $obj hash reference are not put in the
template like when $obj is a reference to a common hash.
Impossible to know what you mean here without an example of the
template, but I commonly put DBIC objects on the stash, and call
methods on them with the dot operator in TT. TT is smart enough to
work out what needs to be done and do it
so whether the underlying code is
$obj->element;
or
$obj->{element};
[%- obj.element -%]
works. (Maybe it always uses the second version - as I've never had a
problem, I've never looked ...
So I don't really get what the problem is here.
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Daniel McBrearty
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