> Considering the multiple parsing of the template: what if I would
> override the tmpl_file to the parsed output?
>
> sub _pass_in_messages {
> my ( $self, $ht_params, $tmpl_params, $tmpl_file ) = @_;
> ...
> $tmpl_file = \$t->output(); # ?
> }
How would that work? The next load_tmpl hook in the chain would get a
string of html text with all of the HTML::Template tags filled in (or
left blank). It would still have to parse the template again, except
there would be nothing to parse.
If anything, there should be a way of passing the template object itself
from one hooked sub to the next.
But this is problematic because each templating system uses its own
syntax...
Michael
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Michael Graham <[email protected]>
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