jthomp at midwestern
Jun 22, 2010, 10:49 AM
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Execute( sub =>...) and (object => ...)
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I am attempting to #1 determine if a function is defined in a template
and if so #2 call it sending it parameters all from outside the
template.
I first thought I might just grep for [$ sub name $] and if found do:
my $html;
Embperl::Execute({inputfile => $template},
sub => 'name'
param =>
[$param1,$param2,$param3],
output => \$html});
But it doesn't seem that "param" feeds the subroutine (and it doesn't
feed the template either), so I can't figure out how to get parameters
to my function.
Then I thought I'd try to do:
my $object = Embperl::Execute({object => $template});
if($object->can('name')) {
$object->name($param1,$param2,$param3);
}
But for some reason, $object is always equal to zero. Does the template
need to have a package declaration? Not sure what I'm doing wrong.
Either of these ways would work, any help is appreciated.
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Execute( sub =>...) and (object => ...)
