Hi, all
There are number of HTML::Template compatible modules in CPAN nowadays.
There are, perhaps, even more their homebrew subclasses.
However in C:A->load_tmpl name 'HTML::Template' is hardcoded.
So to use another H:T-compatible module one need to override load_tmpl in
C:A subclasses with only one string changed.
I propose to have some CGI::App object variable with template module
name and change load_tmpl sub like this:
- require HTML::Template;
+ my $tmpl_module = $self->{__CURRENT_TMPL_MODULE} || 'HTML::Template';
+ eval "require $tmpl_module";
+ die "Can't load template module: ' . $@ if $@;
so on...
wbr
Viacheslav Sheveliov
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