At Fri, 26 Apr 2002 10:23:51 +0100 (BST),
Mark Fowler wrote:
 
> I did some similar work on this quite a while back (looking at my file
> system, December 2001.)  I was waiting for ingy to make some changes to 
> Inline to allow options to be passed directly to the load method so that I 
> could specify things like:
> 
>  Inline 'Template' => INCLUDE_DIR => "/my/inc/dir"

Ah, completely missed that. Sorry for the duplicate effort. I just
uploaded Inline::TT onto CPAN few minutes ago. Maybe we should co-work
for it now.

# And Inline::TT should be named Inline::Template? but IMO
# 'Inline::Template' is too generic (it reminds me of another usage),
# despite the fact that TT itself is named 'use Template;' ;)

> I make some attempt to localise the varibles
> that are passed as arguments by hand so that you could have things like
> counters in the templates that still work (and don't get knobbled by TT's
> own localisation)

I use include() of TT, which localizes variables magically, if I
understand Andy's code correctly ;)

> e.g. (from the tests)
> 
> # can we pass arguments
> is(echo(text => "foo"),"foo", "parameter passing");
> 
> # should not see "foo" now
> is(echo(),"","stash localisation");
> 
> # check the counter
> counter();
> is(counter(),"2","variable passing");
> 
> __END__
> 
> __Template__
> 
> [% BLOCK echo %][% text %][% END %]
> [% BLOCK counter %][% n = n + 1 %][% n %][% END %]

Okay, I tried with it, here's the result:

use Inline 'TT';

# can we pass arguments
is(echo(text => "foo"),"foo", "parameter passing");

# should not see "foo" now
is(echo(),"","stash localisation");

# check the counter
counter();
is(counter(),"2","variable passing");

__END__
__TT__
[% BLOCK echo %][% text %][% END %]
[% BLOCK counter %][% n = n + 1 %][% n %][% END %]


ok 1 - parameter passing
ok 2 - stash localisation
not ok 3 - variable passing
#     Failed test (- at line 10)
#          got: '1'
#     expected: '2'
1..3
# Looks like you failed 1 tests of 3.


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Tatsuhiko Miyagawa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

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