I guess I'm just thinking Template::Plugin::XML::Simple and Template::Plugin::XML::XPath, which both come with the standard Template-Toolkit package. I haven't actually done anything like this, but that would be my first approach.
Jason Buddy Burden wrote: > Jason, > > > What about using XML instead of a hash of hashes to > represent your tree? > > Well, the files on disk _will_ be either XML or XML_ish_ > (currently I'm experimenting with Config::General as a simpler > alternative to full-blown XML). The program will read in the > file and send the resulting structure to TT2. > > > Then you could use XPath expressions to do node references > and even some > > calculations. Just a thought... > > Well, I've thought about that a bit, but I guess I don't know > enough about how it works to know if it would work well > for this application. Which CPAN module would you recommend > I investigate? _______________________________________________ templates mailing list [email protected] http://lists.template-toolkit.org/mailman/listinfo/templates
