Alright, any perl experts - I've been doing some binging and can't quite figure
this out..
We have this function:
sub basic {
my %args = @_;
my $filepath = "content$args{path}";
read_text_file($filepath, \%args);
$args{path} =~ s/\.mdtext$/\.html/;
$args{breadcrumbs} = _breadcrumbs($args{path});
$args{tagline} = _tagline($args{path});
my $template_path = "templates/$args{template}";
my $rendered = Dotiac::DTL->new($template_path)->render(\%args);
return ($rendered, 'html', \%args);
}
and then following is part of _tagline:
sub _tagline {
my $file = basename($_);
Occasionally, $_ is empty, which means basename($_) throws an error -
specifically when editing .mdtext files via the asf cms process. This obviously
poses an issue when compiling. I'm not sure how to account for this. Why would
%args{path} be empty? I could just do a check in _tagline to say if $_ is empty
then $file = "", which would work, but I'm concerned about why this is empty in
the first place
Thanks for any help
~P
