Hi,

To sum it up, I have some trouble when TT compiles my templates and stores them 
on disk, as it automatically idents the blocks which breaks my code.

This is not what I am having, but for the sake of simplicity, imagine something 
like this:

...
[% PERL %]
my $xxx = <<__ZOH__;
adsfadsf
asdfasdf
asdfdasf
__ZOH__
...
[% END %]
...

Which is then turned into something like this:


Template::Document->new({
   METADATA => {
       'modtime' => '1163773828',
       'name' => '/home/www/.......comp',
   },
   BLOCK => sub {
       my $context = shift || die "template sub called without context\n";
       my $stash   = $context->stash;
       my $output  = '';
       my $error;

       eval { BLOCK: {
   $output .=  $context->process('__admin/header.tem');
   $output .=  "\n\n\n<div style=\"background:rgb(255,240,250)\">\nSelect page to edit:\n<form 
method=\"get\">\n";

.... and so on...

        my $xxx = <<__ZOH__;
        adsfadsf
        asdfasdf
        asdfdasf
        __ZOH__

Which obviously won't work, because of the whitespaces before the closing 
__ZOH__.


Is there a way to bypass this behaviour? (And not only for PERL blocks...)

Thanx,
- Fagzal


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