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correct usage of Dumper plugin: msg#00007

Subject: correct usage of Dumper plugin
Hi,

I am having a small but irritating issue with the Data::Dumper plugin.

I am using TT in a mod_perl environment, templates are processed by perl handlers.

Within my templates I am in the habit of doing:

USE Dumper(Indent=1, Pad="<br>");
Dumper.dump ...

The problem is that from the first time that's encountered, that Pad setting persists across all my handlers, including the ones that produce only plain text. I expect this behaviour is consistent with the environment, my question though is how can I localise that setting so that it does not affect other handlers, or, do I have to have to set $Data::Dumper::Pad in all my handlers?

Thanks, jamie


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