On Sat, 2002-06-22 at 15:54, Sam Tregar wrote:
> I disagree. Ternary logic (where there are three logical values true,
> false and unknown) is NOT commonly understood by non-programmers. Thus, I
> don't think this is a good candidate for the default syntax.
Three values? I'm only thinking two here, exists and does not exist.
> However, it's easy to do with HTML::Template::Expr. If you don't like
> writing <tmpl_if expr="defined(foo)"> then just write a filter to change
> "<tmpl_if_defined foo>" (or whatever you like) into it.
Now that I've read the code, the thing is that you already check if
something is defined, and then you check if its true. I just want to be
able to turn off the check if its true. I don't care if its true or
false, just if it exists.
I don't see the point in taking whatever performance hit/complexity
filters and H::T::Expr introduce when what I want is already there :)
Also, does the H::T::Expr solution work with JIT?
Tugrul Galatali
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