Don't know if this is significant, but I tried to make a few changes, aand looked at the variables.
In the above, I tried to do:
my $INPUT = shift;
at the top of _compile. Then, access items in that directly, but it shows up as empty.
Shouldn't I have been able to access that, and then change the 'shift' in the &load_template call with $INPUT ?
If I look at the GT::CGI object itself, it holds what I though _should_ have been passed by the $IN->get_hash , and accessible via the $INPUT=shift.
Oddly, the template is now displaying, but that is probably because the parse routines are accessing the $IN variable (GT::CGI object) directly
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In the above, I tried to do:
my $INPUT = shift;
at the top of _compile. Then, access items in that directly, but it shows up as empty.
Shouldn't I have been able to access that, and then change the 'shift' in the &load_template call with $INPUT ?
If I look at the GT::CGI object itself, it holds what I though _should_ have been passed by the $IN->get_hash , and accessible via the $INPUT=shift.
Oddly, the template is now displaying, but that is probably because the parse routines are accessing the $IN variable (GT::CGI object) directly
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