I'm going to places I've never been before with a map I made up from
threads on this list and have gotten lost. (Go figure eh?)
Here are some snippets of code since the whole script is 350+ lines that
are not relavent. did I get the { \%User, list => [EMAIL PROTECTED] } right?
### code snippet
my $msgbody;
my @list;
# bunch of processing to get $from, Subject, $date, $msglen
push @list, { from => $from, subject => $subject,
date => $date, msglen => $msglen
};
my $spamltr =
Template->new( { INCLUDE_PATH => [ '/templates' ] } );
$ltr->process( 'report.tt',
{ \%User, mlist => [EMAIL PROTECTED] } ,
\$msgbody );
# %User holds some 'golbal' data.
# blows chunks
### template snippet
[% username %]
...
[% FOREACH m IN mlist %]
[% m.from %] [% m.subject %] [% m.date %] [% m.msglen %]
[% END %]
###
Then $msgbody is used in an email created and sent using MIME::Entity and
SMTP_auth.
I'm pretty sure it isn't a variable scoping issue because I used the same
basic code without TT. The call to TT process I made up based on several
messages and thread here.
A thought just occured. The previous method used escapeHTML (from the
CGI::Simple::Util module) since there is a lot of special/funny characters
in the emails' subject line (SPAM). The error message(s) are like this.
IO::ScalarArray::_eos('IO::ScalarArray=GLOB(0x94299cc)') called at
/usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.0/IO/ScalarArray.pm
Thanks,
Rod
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