Hi,
I'm on the beginnings of using TT so please bear with me - presumably
there's an answer staring in my face somewhere so a pointer would be
most appreciated...
Essentially, I may have a need to process a template repeatedly. So, I
get the understanding that I can basically compile/cache a template so I
can use that for best performance rather than re-reading the template in
every call to (Template) process.
But I'm having trouble figuring out how that should be achieved in the
best way. Looks to me I could use a Context object somehow but...well, I
haven't made it yet. Or perhaps I'm just missing something obvious.
I'm assuming that rather than this:
my $tt = Template->new();
for (<a lot of iterations)
{
$tt->process("file_with_big_template", $vars);
}
I should be able to do something like this instead:
my $ctt = <create an object which compiles file_with_big_template>;
for (<a lot of iterations)
{
$ctt->process($vars);
}
And get a lot better efficiency.
I'm now prepared to say 'Duh!' when someone points out the part of the
docs that describes this in great detail :-)
TIA,
ken1
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