[Templates] template equivalent of strict.pm

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Hi,

I'm trying to help a TT author, I've been encouraging them to use the =
Data::Dumper plugin. However they were doing

dumper.dump (obj)

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?

I guess they are allow because of the general free and easy nature of =
TT, but sometimes I would like them to be trapped.=20

thanks, jamie=20

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