Bradley Baetz wrote:
> Yeah, but this is from perl. I don't want to process this - I wnt to do
> this up front, before any processing. Its the top level file, not
> something PROCESSed later.
The context template() method is what you're looking for.
You can get the context via the context() method of the Template
object.
> And I still couldn't differentiate between syntax errors, and file not
> found - I can do the [% TRY %] equivelent in the perl directly.
You need to look for a 'file' error that is prefixed 'parse error: '.
eval {
my $file = $tt->context->template('foobar.html');
};
if ($@) {
my $error = $@;
my ($type, $info) = $error->type_info();
if ($type eq 'file' && $info =~ s/^parse error: //) {
print "parse error, dude: $info\n";
}
else {
print "regular error, fella: $info\n";
}
}
HTH
A
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