Because the things like those "plugins" I switched to TT (used HT before).
With TT it's much easier to do things like that - especialy if you need to
pass some parameters to your plugin.
Say an online visitors counter - but in one place you wan't to display
also the last 5 visitors (last 5 logins) and on the other place 1, 10 or
all of them ...
Of course there is also the caching - with TT it works out of the box :D
And while your sugestions work - I don't think they are most elegant way.
I would prefer that I have some folder where plugins would be placed
(App_Name::Plugins::xyz) and when I call say c.plugin('plugin_name',
'param1', 2, 'param3') it would automaticly require
App_Name::Plugins::plugin_name and pass parameters to it. Perhaps by
calling some agreed method (say output) ...
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