[Petal] control over encoding
Benjamin Tucker
ben at greenriver.org
Thu Jul 27 07:37:02 BST 2006
Hi all,
I'm new to Petal and the list, so I apologize if this is something
that's been discussed before. I spent the better part of today
integrating Petal into a mod_perl-based CMS. All went very well with
one exception. There are a number of methods I had wanted to expose
to the templates which return HTML. Of course Petal helpfully
encodes them. I know that it provides the 'structure' keyword to
turn this off, but I didn't want template authors to be forced to
think about it, and rather wanted control from the data side of when
escaping should not occur.
So my solution was I changed all the exposed methods that returned
HTML to return the string as a scalar ref. next I changed
Petal::Hash::Var::process to not dereference scalar refs. then I
added to Petal::Hash::get_encoded logic not to not encode if $res is
a scalar reference, and then dereferences $res. (see attached patches).
Will this break anything? is Petal::Hash::Var::process ever accessed
without going through Petal::Hash::get_encoded? Does anyone have a
suggestion of a better solution.
Thanks!
Ben
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