On Tue, 9 Dec 2003, Puneet Kishor wrote:
PK>well, now that you put it that way, I feel I might be the one who is not PK>really understanding what you all are saying, and hence, am perhaps PK>barking tangentially ;-).
I think it's just a matter of different approaches.
The way I've been doing it, as I described earlier, the content was in a
template. It relied on includes to pull the HTML in,
wow! cool... instead of putting the dog in the kennel, you are putting the kennel around the dog.
That said, H::T (I believe) sets out to solve the problem of putting the dog in the kennel. The criticism is not at all of other approaches... who am I to do that. The question is whether H::T should be changed to accommodate putting the kennel around the dog. I believe that would deviate from its goal, and perhaps complicate it and weigh it down. imho.
Anyway, thanks for a great discussion.
;-)
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