Leo Lapworth writes:
There may be a way to do this in ttree, if so I haven't found it easily.
On most files I want to use a pre-process (e.g. have a header
file included for all pages). This issue is that when I run ttree
it passes ALL files, I want to specify directories / pattern matches
where they aren't included.
I guess one could go as far as:
%pre = (
# Match => file
'default' => 'include/header.txt',
'*includes*' => undef,
'*templatedir*' => undef,
'*/special*' => 'specific/header.txt',
'*.tt' => 'other/header.txt',
);
This can be done in ttree, sort of. TT can take care of it
itself because ttree passes the full path of the input file
as template.name:
PROCESS = header.txt
header.txt
-------------------------------------------
[% IF template.name.match('includes') %]
[% ELSIF template.name.match('templatedir') %]
[% ELSIF template.name.match('/special') %]
[% INCLUDE specific/header.txt %]
[% ELSIF template.name.match('.tt$') %]
[% INCLUDE other/header.txt %]
[% ELSE %]
[% INCLUDE include/header.txt %]
[% END %]
at the moment, all my include and template files are also getting the header.txt
added (which acutally contains a load of apache SSI stuff, rather
than html so it doesn't break but the user gets served this from mod_perl
passed templates and apache obviosuly has to process all the extra data in
the static pages which have includes.
I guess many of these can be eliminated with ttree's 'ignore'
directive:
ignore = templatedir/
ignore = includes/
--
Cheers,
haj
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