On Tue, 13 Apr 2004, Harald Joerg wrote:
> Most likely you want to replace this with
>
> $tt->process('filename.tt', $MyVars);
Yeah that was a typo under presure. I did have it correct in the script.
Further coding -- under Windows -- seems to indicate at $tt->error()
doesn't show up when used with die. I'm guessing some strange STDERR
issue as when I use the debugger and just do a print $tt->error() I get
the message. And I mention this as it looks like my problem was the old
odd count in the hash error.
Is there a more perlish way to check and add to a hash if it has an odd
count than this I knocked together yesterday (from a poor memory
today)?
$HASH{filler} = 'filler' if ((scalar(keys(%HASH)) % 2) == 1);
Rod
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