Hi,
I've just hit a mental block, and I don't know if it's something that's
not possible, or I'm just being stupid.
I'm using H::T wrapped inside a package:
sub template($$) {
...
$self->{'tpl'} = HTML::Template->new(
...
'filter' => [
{ 'sub' => \&_filter_sections, 'format' => 'scalar' },
],
);
}
What'd I'd like to do is have access to $self in _filter_sections() so I
can have something along these lines:
sub _filter_sections {
...
my $section = $self->{'_conf'}{'section'} || 'some default value';
$$textref =~ s/\[%\s+section\s+%\]/$section/g;
}
I've read the H::T podumentation, and can't see anything that says this
is possible.
Is it? If not any suggestions how to achieve the same effect a different
way. I'm loathe to use gloabal variables unless I really have to,
Thanks in advance,
Chisel
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