I would like to load HTML::Template objects (via my now overridden 'load_tmpl( )' method ) in a place separate in the code from where I want to use them.
Scenario: 1. template loaded in 'cgiapp_ini( )' method, some parameters passed into it 2. template will be used in all of the children run modes -- it would also be convenient if they could fill in some additional parameters. Thus, the logic that found and populated the common parts of common HTML::Templates would be separate from the code that used them -- a much better system IMHO. However, we have some concerns that perhaps passing H:T via the ->param( )method of C:A might occur lots of overhead or be in some manner bad. Are we right? Can we store H:T objects, partially completed in C:A without worrying about paying to great a penalty -- and if so, does anyone have some advice on ways to do this in the least-problematic way? Thanks in advance, Cory --------------------------------------------------------------------- Web Archive: http://www.mail-archive.com/cgiapp@lists.vm.com/ To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
