I've been working on how to perform 2-phase processing of a template. This
involves 1) initializing the template with page-specific language-specific
evaluation, 2) output that template to a scalar, 3) regex my munged tmpl_var
tags so they will now be recognizeable, 4) load this template (from scalar)
so that it is now ready for display-specific (re-)evalulation and output.
This should work ok with H::T. But, the only way I can make it work with
C::A is if I write my own load_tmpl method to distinguish between the first
load from file and second load from scalar. If C::A used H::T's "->new"
method, the source of the template could be passed as a parm on load_tmpl
("filename =>", or "scalarref =>").
What are the chances of getting this more flexible interface to H::T?
Thanks,
Mark
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