>>>>> "Matthew" == Matthew Pressly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Matthew> I had originally thought that META would do this, but
Matthew> it seems to be intended for something different.
You can get at the META vars for a template without actually
running the template like so:
use Template;
my $c = Template->new({RELATIVE => 1, ABSOLUTE => 1})->service->context;
my $d = $c->template("/your/template/path/here"); # Template::Document
my $one = $d->one; # value of [% META one = "foo" %]
I'm not sure how to get a list of all the meta vars, though, without
peering uncomfortably inside the object, as in:
my @meta_keys = grep !/^_/, keys %$d;
which is not documented, but gleemed from staring at the source.
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