cfaust-dougot wrote:
> I'm really trying to split the current template object into 2 different
> objects after I've assigned a bunch of things to it (one ends up being
> for display and the other gets emailed),
Why don't you just create 2 template variables that use the same underlying
templat
orge.net
Subject: Re: [htmltmpl] Making a Copy of a template object
Hi Chris,
Where you have the statement:
$template2 = $template ;
Essentially what you are doing here is creating a variable $template2 that
points to the same object as referenced by $template. An object in perl is a
blessed refer
cfaust-dougot wrote:
> I'm trying to create 2 different vars from the same template object
> and it appears once I do so that whatever I set in one gets set in
> the other. What am I missing? Is it because I'm creating a
> reference? (I didn't think that was the case).
This is the case: yo
Damien Clark wrote:
> If you wish to make a true copy of the object, you will need to look at
> things like Data::Dumper or better still the Storage module which has
> freeze and thaw subroutines. Hopefully this will achieve what you want.
I think you mean Storable. If you need to have your ob
Hi Chris,
Where you have the statement:
$template2 = $template ;
Essentially what you are doing here is creating a variable $template2 that
points to the same object as referenced by $template. An object in perl is
a blessed reference and so you have just made a copy of a reference. So
$templa
