Hi there,
I'm in the process of trying to see if Embperl is a good templating
solution, but am not sure where to start. Also, I'm wondering one simple
thing. How would you use Embperl to do what regular mod perl script
does... something like:
#!/usr/bin/perl
use MyLib::Util;
use MyLib::DB;
my $util = new MyLib::Util;
my $db = new MyLib::DB; # this is imaginary...
my $form = $util->getForm();
my $op = $form->{op} # form parameter from a post...
my $ops = {
'foo1' => \&fooOp1,
'foo2' => \&fooOp2
};
$opts->{$op}->($db,$form);
sub fooOp1 {
my ($db,$form) = @_;
print <<EOT;
lots of html tags... blah blah $form->{valuewhatever}
EOT
}
sub fooOp2 {
my ($db,$form) = @_;
$recordsorwhatever = $db->getData();
if($recordsorwhatever) {
print "html stuff... ";
... loop through records...
} else {
print "print that record isn't there... blah...";
}
}
So, this is code that display html vs. something like embperl that has
logic in the content. Do you have a template that has mostly code in it
and then the logic calls more content laden templates?
It's just a different approach, one that I'd like to take advantage of
with what Embperl purports as it's features.
Note: we used Template::Toolkit with Slash, but I think I want something
speedier. We also ran perl scripts that had a SlashDisplay that called
Template::Toolkit templates.
regards,
Patrick
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