[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I try to process data from a hash ref in a filter, but it seems to be
"stringified" until it reaches the filter, at least that is how I
interpret the output you can see below.
Basically, instead of the line
HASH(0x84be56c)
I would like to create something like
service_name: src1 dst1 serv1
in the filter.
You should probably use a plugin instead of a filter. I think filters are
intended to be used only on string content. But you can pass any kind of
parameters to a plugin.
To learn how to create a plugin, see the Template::Plugin documentation--it's
pretty simple. Here's your example template rewritten to use a plugin:
[% USE plugin_my = MyPlugin # Create a handle for the plugin %]
[% FOREACH participant IN participants %]
Participant: [% participant.primary_key %]
[% FOREACH service IN participant.services %]
[% plugin_my.process_service( service ) # Pass the structure to the
plugin %]
[% END %]
[% END %]
Thank you for any pointers of what I am doing wrong or of better ways to
achieve what I am trying to do ...
Daniel.
########### OUTPUT ##############
#Dumper:
$VAR1 = {
'service_name' => {
'src' => 'src1',
'srv' => 'serv1',
'dst' => 'dst1'
}
};
# Filter:
GOT: $VAR1 = 'HASH(0x84be56c)';
#Template:
Participant: 1
HASH(0x84be56c)
########### TEMPLATE ##############
[% FOREACH participant IN participants %]
Participant: [% participant.primary_key %]
[% FOREACH service IN participant.services %]
[% service FILTER flt_my %]
[% END %]
[% END %]
[...]
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C. Chad Wallace, B.Sc.
The Lodging Company
http://skihills.com/
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