Hi,
I've noticed that Template Toolkit version 2.08 appears to be comparing
variables with 'eq' when one of the variables is a string. However, this
seems to sometimes violate DWIM. Is this a known issue, mentioned in the
docs (and I missed it), or is it a bug?
Below is a test case showing that Perl and Template Toolkit are returning
different results. I've temporarily gotten around the problem by forcing
"int" variables to be numbers by adding zero, but it's a bit weird.
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use Template;
my $template = Template->new;
my %data = (
foo => 3,
bar => '03'
);
print "Perl results: ", $data{ foo } == $data{ bar }
? "match\n"
: "no match\n";
$template->process( \*DATA, \%data );
__DATA__
Results: [% IF foo == bar; 'match'; ELSE; 'no match'; END %]
--
Cheers,
Curtis Poe
Senior Programmer
ONSITE! Technology, Inc.
www.onsitetech.com
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