my $two = 1;
$two = s/1/1+1/e;
print $two; # prints "2"
In your case, you need something like:
s{_TS_(.+_)}{$m->cache->get('_TS_'.$1.$lang)}eg
Brian
On 4/28/06, Christian Motschke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
Hello,
I try to access the cache from a filter section. I theory it works, but I get a strange output:
MasonX::Request::WithApacheSession=HASH(0x8d50dfc)->cache->get('_TS_'.MENU_SPRACHE_.en)
What do I wrong?
My component looks like this:
_TS_MENU_SPRACHE_en
<%args>
$lang => 'en'
</%args>
<%init>
my $result = $m->cache->get('_TS_MENU_SPRACHE_en');
if (!defined($result)) {
$m->cache->set('_TS_MENU_SPRACHE_en','Language Page');
$m->cache->set('_TS_MENU_SPRACHE_de','Sprachseite');
}
</%init>
<%filter>
s{_TS_(.+_)}{$m->cache->get('_TS_'.$1.$lang)}g;
</%filter>
mit freundlichen Grüßen
Christian Motschke
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