Greetings.
(I'm sorry if I double posted this. However, the first time I sent it, I was
not subscribed to the mailing list, so I don't think it went through.)
I find the "die_on_bad_params => 1" to be a very useful feature. Setting it
to 0 is kind of like debugging Perl without "use strict;".
However, die_on_bad_params only does half the job. It dies if I try to set
non-existent vars, but it does nothing if I forget to set an existing var.
Is there a way (such as a die_on_missing_params option) that I can turn on
some such warning system? (Perhaps there are some extensions to
HTML::Template that do this?)
Any help is appreciated.
Josh "Ua" Ball
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