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Hi list,
sure, post filtering would be a good feature! Meanwhile I get by
with pre filtering in the following way:
$CLEANFILTER = sub {
return if $CFG->{no_filter} == 1;
my $text_ref = shift;
my $h = new HTML::Clean($text_ref, 9);
$h->strip({whitespace => 1,
shortertags => 1,
contenttype => 1,
dequote => 1,
comments => 1,
});
$text_ref = $h->data;
};
$TEMPLATE = HTML::Template->new(
filename => $CFG->{map_template},
filter => $CLEANFILTER,
shared_cache => 1,
);
In C::A you have to define your own load_tmpl method to use this kind
of filtering. You might do this anyway to associate your query and/or
session object with the template in advance -- a technique which I
found very keystroke-saving.
This pre filtering helps to keep the cache small, too. It cleans up
the whitespace I write to get an editable template, and normally in
the filled in values I have not that many unnecessary space chars.
As C::A takes the $tempate->output as return value of it's run-modes,
post filtering could easily be applied there without touching H::T.
Just my 2ct.
Markus
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