Thanks for the tips and I'm well aware what templates are for ;) This all to do
with presentation.
Sergey Martynoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Am trying to get some Perl code into a template (to do with presentation
;) )
How can I do the following in TT without using a FOREACH? Just pointing me
to the right place in the docs would be great. Sadly, TT doesn't have map
(or at least I can't find it in vmethods etc.)
Perl
$result = join( ',', map{ $my_hash->{A_KEY}->{$_} }
grep{ ! /some_string/ }
sort keys %{$my_hash->{A_KEY}}
);
Templates are for data presentation, not for programming! ;)
There's no way to do "map" in pure TT syntax - so you have to choose:
1) Prepare and filter your data in perl code (data source, etc) and then pass
it to template
2) Use FOREACH with NEXT UNLESS key.match('some_string')
3) Write TT plugin for your needs and [% USE %] it in template
4) Embed perl code in TT using [% PERL %] block
--
Sergey Martynoff
Disclaimer: Technically, I'm always wrong!!
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