Thanks Mihai, good idea
On Jul 8, 2008, at 2:24 PM, Mihai Bazon wrote:
> The way I usually accomplish that is by introducing a namespace, i.e.:
>
> my $ttvars = {
> title => ''
> };
>
> $tt->process($tmpl, { ttvars => $ttvars }, \$out);
>
> In the template I would write:
>
> [% SET ttvars.title = 'foo bar' %]
>
> then $ttvars->{title} contains the correct value in Perl code.
>
> -M.
>
> Lee.M wrote:
>> Hello TT friends,
>>
>> I want to do this:
>>
>> my $var = '';
>>
>> $tt->process($tmplt, { var => \$var}, $out);
>>
>> print "var is now $var\n"; # var is now new value
>>
>> and allow the template to set its value
>>
>> [% var = 'new value' %] just changes it from a scalar reference to a
>> string
>>
>> is there anyway to accomplish this pseudo code:
>>
>> [% ${var} ='new value' %]
>>
>>
>> TIA!
>>
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