Migrated from rt.cpan.org#76605 (status was 'new')
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From adam.prime@utoronto.ca on 2012-04-16 17:36:47:
If you attempt to process a template with a colon in the filename, then
TT puts you through some code about PREFIX_MAP and different
Template::Providers (which is a feature that is very poorly documented).
If you have a file with a colon in the name and have no interest in
this PREFIX_MAP stuff, there is no way to just turn it off and have
everything behave normally.
So that's my suggestion. Add a constructor flag that disables the
PREFIX_MAP code completely. The attached patch (untested, unlikely to
work as is) should illustrate what I mean by that.
Migrated from rt.cpan.org#76605 (status was 'new')
Requestors:
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From adam.prime@utoronto.ca on 2012-04-16 17:36:47:
If you attempt to process a template with a colon in the filename, then
TT puts you through some code about PREFIX_MAP and different
Template::Providers (which is a feature that is very poorly documented).
If you have a file with a colon in the name and have no interest in
this PREFIX_MAP stuff, there is no way to just turn it off and have
everything behave normally.
So that's my suggestion. Add a constructor flag that disables the
PREFIX_MAP code completely. The attached patch (untested, unlikely to
work as is) should illustrate what I mean by that.