Generally I call Templates into existence via a:
$template = &get_cached_template;
function so I can take advantage of the caching (I think I am doing this the right way)
But sometimes I want to do { OUTPUT => \$output } and sometimes I don't.So when I want to change the OUTPUT then I have to:
$template_output = new Template({OUTPUT => \$output});
which I believe misses out on the benefits of caching...Ideally I'd like to do this:
$template = &get_cached_template;
$template->{OUTPUT} = \$output;But I haven't seen if it's possible, and Template.pm doesn't seem to have any "new" subroutine which *really* throws me for a loop...
Actually I guess I could just make &get_cached_template a little smarter... that would make sense in this case, ok, but the original question still stands for curiousity sake...
Thanks!!
Tosh -- McIntosh Cooey - Twelve Hundred Group LLC - http://www.1200group.com/
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