Philip S Tellis wrote:
> <tmpl_if comment>
> template comment
> </tmpl_if>
>
> $template->param(comment => 0);
>
> Works perfectly.
Yes, and depending on other settings
$template->param(comment => 0);
might not even be neccessary, as long as comment stays undefined.
> alternately:
>
> <tmpl_comment>
> ...
> </tmpl_comment>
>
> sub comment_filter {
> ...
> s#<(/?)tmpl_comment>#"<$1tmpl_if".$1?"":" comment">#eg;
> ...
> }
>
> of course, you could make the expression faster and easier to read if
> you made it two s/// statements instead.
That one is nice as well, although I prefer not having to do any special
filtering.
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