Re: New Template Object based on Existing one

Roger Burton West wrote:

> I haven't tried this, but my first reaction is to use the usual syntax
> for interrogating a template:
>
> $content2->param($content->param);

Sébastien Aperghis-Tramoni wrote:

> It's even simpler: simply associate the first object with the second.

> #!/usr/bin/perl
> use HTML::Template;

> my $tmpl = new HTML::Template filehandle => \*DATA;
> $tmpl->param(foo => "bar");
> print $tmpl->output;

> my $str = "Second template: foo = <TMPL_VAR NAME=foo>\n";
> my $copy = new HTML::Template scalarref => \$str, associate => $tmpl;
> print $copy->output;

Thanks for the suggestions guys, I tried both ways and I got different
results with each.

That "associate" seemed like the way to go, when I tried that I get the H:T
error
"attempt to set parameter 'items_loop' with a scalar - parameter is not a
TMPL_VAR!"

When I tried the "$content2->param($content->param);" method - I'm not
really sure what happened, it failed when trying to set a tmpl_var that was
the "else" in $content, but $content already contained the flag to mark that
value true, plus it seemed to process forever, it took about 2 mins..

I'm going to keep experimenting and see if I can get something to work, if
you have any other idea, I'd love to hear them.

Thanks
-Chris








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