On Fri, Oct 17, 2008 at 10:19 AM, Mark Trostler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> They're all in a hashref here: $c->engine->env
I knew I was making way too much out of it.
Thanks :-)
-Chris
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Chris Weyl
Ex astris, scientia
> I wonder if there is a stricter stash plugin to store vars?
> I mean stash that knows what exactly variables have been created,
> so if I make a typo in my template file, it will croak about invalid var.
Try turning on the 'DEBUG_UNDEF' flag in your TT2 config:
http://template-toolkit.org/docs
They're all in a hashref here: $c->engine->env
Mark
Chris Weyl wrote:
Hey all --
So, I might be a bit crazy here, and there might be a perfectly good way
to do this that I'm not aware of, and my searches aren't returning
anything useful. Hitting me with a clue-stick is quite welcome.
Hey all --
So, I might be a bit crazy here, and there might be a perfectly good way to
do this that I'm not aware of, and my searches aren't returning anything
useful. Hitting me with a clue-stick is quite welcome. :-)
I'm working on a site where all of the users already have SSL certs
identifyi
Hi.
I wonder if there is a stricter stash plugin to store vars?
I mean stash that knows what exactly variables have been created,
so if I make a typo in my template file, it will croak about invalid var.
Also, I can easily overwrite someone's (plugin?) var, because
of free form "namespace", and t
