Bitton, David <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said something to this effect on 02/05/2002:
> After Randal L. Schwartz's reply, I started to look at the
> Image::Size CPAN module. What's neat about that is its ability
> to return the height and width in formatted HTML, height="600"
> width="800", that I could just plop into my output. So I
> though I'd write an Template::Plugin::Image::Size. I'd like to
> see the Image::Info plugin, perhaps it'd save me some time.
> Thanks.
I've used Image::Size in my templates before, but I put a
reference to imgsize into the params hash:
use Image::Size ();
my $t = Template->new;
my %params = (
# some other stuff
imgfile => "/path/to/file",
imgsize => \&Image::Size::html_imgsize,
);
$t->process($file, \%params);
And then in the template:
<img src="[% imgfile %]" [% imgsize(imgfile) %]>
Simple enough, and no nasty plugin business. :)
(darren)
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