Hi all,
I faced the problem, when I needed to use arguments written in cyrillic
in HTML::Template::Expr functions.
I looked in the grammar and noticed only [A-Za-z0-9_] characters are
allowed. Why is that?
I modified the rule for var in grammar to look like this:
var : /[^() ,][^() ,]*/ { \\\$item[1] }
and it worked for me. It is possibly not the best idea to use such regex
but I haven't dug any deeper.
Regards,
Max
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