Re: [Templates] template equivalent of strict.pm

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* Jamie Echlin <jamie.echlin at ubs.com> [2004/05/07 10:57]:
> I'm trying to help a TT author, I've been encouraging them to use the
> Data::Dumper plugin. However they were doing
>=20
> dumper.dump (obj)
>=20
> neglecting the capital D. In this case TT just ignores it. They had
> also mistyped one of the callback functions I provide, again, it's
> just ignored. Is it possible to make process () treat these as errors?

For standard plugins, the name they are accessible as depends on how you
USE them.  So, if you stuck:

  [% USE dumper %]

in the template instead of (or possibly in addition to)

  [% USE Dumper %]

then dumper.dump will work.

(darren)

--=20
I'm astounded by people who want to 'know' the universe when it's hard
enough to find your way around Chinatown.
    -- Woody Allen

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