Tony Bowden wrote:
> On Sat, Feb 16, 2002 at 10:33:51AM -0500, Mark Mills wrote:
>>>I had hoped that I could do a [% data | replace('\n', "\n") %], but
>>>that
>>>doesn't seem to do anything:
>>>
>>Try replace('\\n', "\n") maybe?
> Nope - doesn't help.
OK, I sat down and installed Template on my router at home to play and
got [% data.replace('\\\\\\\\n', "\n") %] to do what you wanted. =)
That is eight slashes... which leads me to believe that there are three
interpolations in there which reduce `\\' to `\'!
There is also some special magic I'm missing since [% '\\' %] throws an
error but [% '\\n' %] prints `\n' rather than the `n' that I expected or
the return I feared.
Between the template parser itself, the GET routine, the SET routine,
and perl, my mind is now swimming. But, I think I found your solution,
Tony. =)
--mark mills
Xodiax Engineering
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