Within a TT file, I'm hoping to be able to create a BLOCK
that contains other TT commands to be passed back to my
program (which is parsing the template) to be compiled
later. Probably better illustrated...
For instance:
TT FILE
:::::::::::::::
TT commands go here
[% BLOCK myblock %]
[% IF a == 1 %]
Hello
[% END %]
[% END %]
[% myRememberMeCommand(myblock) %]
More TT commands go here
PERL SCRIPT
::::::::::::::::
%data = (
myRememberMeCommand => sub { $cmd = shift; },
);
my $template = Template->new({
OUTPUT => \$output,
});
$template->process($file, \%data);
I'm hoping to be able to $template->process(\$cmd) then at
any time, and have the TT statements that were in the block
be parsed at that time. To do that, they must pass unparsed
into myRememberMeCommand.
Should I just escape the brackets, or is there a better way
-- something like a [% BLOCK 'myblock' %]?
--drew
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