On Thu, Mar 18, 2004 at 03:22:49PM +1100, Mathew Robertson wrote:
> you are absolutely correct.
>
> H::T uses the line count as a way to help figure out which included
> file that it is currently processiong -> without the carriage return
> character it cant figure out which file it is in.
>
> Also, the design of H::T relies on using line numbers for generating
> meaningful error messages.
>
> I dont see how this problem can be solved without a change in design.
> Maybe it just needs a note added to the perldoc...
I'd suggest in that case that the error message returned in this
situation should explicitly mention that each <tmpl_include> must be on
its own line? I couldn't initially tell what feature of the
"compression" on the file was causing the problem.
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