Dan Horne wrote:
> One way is to use H::T filters. You could have something like <rem> and
> </rem> in your code, and use the filter functionality to remove the tags and
> enclosed content. There will be a performance hit - it works okay for me but
> YMMV
>
> Dan
>
sub tmpl_remark {
my $text_ref = shift;
$$text_ref =~ s|<rem>(\w+)</rem>||gx;
}
# passed to the template
filter => \&tmpl_remark;
I did not know you could use a regex in a substitute (or I never thought
about doing so). Of course, the regex above is bogus as I am just seeing
if that is correct form.
Robert
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