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Randal L. Schwartz wrote:
|>>>>>"Etienne" == Etienne Robillard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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| Etienne> So right now, I used to call variables in list-context, as
explained in
| Etienne> Randal's article from perlmonks:
| Etienne> http://www.perlmonks.org/index.pl?node_id=218480
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| Oddly enough, 218480 contains my name, but wasn't written by me.
Err opps, you're right, that article was from grantm ;)
| Is there something else you were trying to reference?
|
Hm, the whole thing (imho) might be to coerce existing values from an
xml source file throught the process() directive into the
Template::Toolkit namespace.
However, this might bring problems, such as when variables are
interpolated or when in use under [% foo %] blocks :)
Maybe something like:
my $vars = {
quork => $some_variable
}
...
could do the trick, assuming that `$some_variable' is an object for a
class method such as XMLin() (XML::Simple).
erob
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