Is it possible to use Haml instead of a templating engine with the Catalyst web framework?
As far as I know (as the author of Haml), there s no Perl implementation yet.
Text::Haml exists now. I m looking at maybe using it instead of HTML.HAML seems to lack some complex templating constructs such as conditionals and loops, so I m considering writing a Template::Plugin::HAML to integrate for those extra constructs.
UPDATE
I implemented Template::Plugin::Haml using Text::Haml so now you and use Haml in your Template-Toolkit templates, which of course are easy to make on Catalyst. (note: if it says it s not there give it 24 hours and check again I just uploaded it)
A Perl version of Haml is in the works here:
Maybe Template::Declare could be an alternative?
From what I could see, HAML is a ruby-only thing. Like most Ruby "DSLs" it s really just using Ruby syntax as an API and can t really be done outside of Ruby without implementing all of it.
I am building a Web interface to monitor an embedded system. I have built a Perl script which runs remote commands and gathers output from that system. Now what I need is a Web interface which makes ...
How do I tell what type of value is in a Perl variable? $x might be a scalar, a ref to an array or a ref to a hash (or maybe other things).
When I try a "chdir" with a filehandle as argument, "chdir" returns 0 and a pwd returns still the same directory. Should that be so? I tried this, because in the documentation to chdir I found: "...
I ve read the doc for GetOptions but I can t seem to find what I need... (maybe I am blind) What I want to do is to parse command line like this myperlscript.pl -mode [sth] [inputfile] I can use ...
I m a little confused about what is going on in Perl constructors. I found these two examples perldoc perlbot. package Foo; #In Perl, the constructor is just a subroutine called new. sub new { #I ...
I would like to submit a form to a CGI script localy (w3c-markup-validator), but it is too slow using curl and apache, I want to use this CGI script more than 5,000 times in an another script. and ...
So I m running perl 5.10 on a core 2 duo macbook pro compiled with threading support: usethreads=define, useithreads=define. I ve got a simple script to read 4 gzipped files containing aroud 750000 ...
A Google search yields a number of results - but which ones are the best? The Perl site appears to contain two - perlboot and perltoot. I m reading these now, but what else is out there? Note: I ve ...
