Good thinking Sean! That would be perfect. The goal is to get it as it is to
give the user the choice to handle it however he/she wants it to (even tho it
would be great to be able to take advantage of TT's features and in the example
of FOO; BAR; BAZ each get their own entry in @tags. Either way, if the former
can be implemented properly, more power is given to the developer since the
developer has the choice of doing whatever he or she wants to do with the data
(even to implement the latter of your thoughts)...
Milan
Date: Mon, 30 Jun 2008 11:44:48 -0700From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [EMAIL
PROTECTED]: Re: [Templates] how do I find all parsed tags?CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Mon, Jun 30, 2008 at 11:15 AM, Blue Eyed Devil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The reasons as to why a particular feature is desired/needed may not be
evident until the need presents itself. This would be one of such times. Maybe
something along the lines (semi-pseudocode): ...
my @all_tags = $parser->tags; $output .= $_->new->execute() for @tags;
Just be aware that my solution gives you only the lexical content of the tags,
so that the tag [% FOO | html %] would be returned as "FOO | html", not just
"FOO". And if you had a tag [% FOO; BAR; BAZ %], you'd get the string "FOO;
BAR; BAZ". If you need to get at the actual semantics of the document--for
example, if you needed the three separate tags "FOO", "BAR", and "BAZ"
above--you'll need to roll your own code to get it, or find the right place to
hook into the existing framework.--Sean
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