Sometime Today, Timm Murray assembled some asciibets to say:
> I have a project which involves changing our current pages using SSI > #includes into using an HTML::Template-based solution instead. The > question of how to search these templates came up, and I've suggested > using htdig:// with a filter program that will convert the templates > into text for indexing.
Not sure exactly what you're looking for, but one doesn't generally index Templates for searching. One indexes content, and that's generally stored in a database.
In this specific case, the "templates" are actually the content stored in individual files that need to be able to include something from another file. In some cases, the include needs to be searchable, but often not.
The system being used is similar to the one documented at 'http://www.perlmonks.org/index.pl?node_id=357248', which (as the comments on that page bring out) is something like Apache::Template, but with HTML::Template as the backend.
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