You could wrap your function in a closure over the name of the template
at the time you call process:
my $template = 'template/name';
$tt->process($template, { get_func => sub { get_params($template) } });
Er, then again couldn't you just retrieve your data before you call process?
On 11/08/2013 09:54 AM, Dave Howorth wrote:
I expect my brain is fried and I'm doing it all wrong, but I'd
appreciate advice about how to access template variables in perl code.
I have a perl function that retrieves some data and returns it. I've put
the function in the stash so I can call it in a template. It needs to
decide what data to retrieve based on the name of the template, among
other things. Is there a way it can access the template.name directly,
to avoid having to pass the value as an argument every time?
Or a better way to approach the problem?
Thanks, Dave
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