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HTML::Template::Compiled::Formatter(3pm)		User Contributed Perl Documentation		  HTML::Template::Compiled::Formatter(3pm)

NAME
HTML::Template::Compiled::Formatter - HTC subclass for using a formatter SYNOPSIS
my $formatter = { 'HTC::Class1' => { fullname => sub { $_[0]->first . ' ' . $_[0]->last }, first => HTC::Class1->can('first'), last => HTC::Class1->can('last'), }, }; my $htc = HTML::Template::Compiled::Formatter->new( path => 't/templates', filename => 'formatter.htc', debug => 0, ); my $obj = bless ({ first => 'Abi', last => 'Gail'}, 'HTC::Class1'); $htc->param( test => 23, obj => $obj, ); local $HTML::Template::Compiled::Formatter::formatter = $formatter; my $out = $htc->output; perl v5.14.2 2012-05-26 HTML::Template::Compiled::Formatter(3pm)

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HTML::Template::Compiled::Utils(3pm)			User Contributed Perl Documentation		      HTML::Template::Compiled::Utils(3pm)

NAME
HTML::Template::Compiled::Utils - Utility functions for HTML::Template::Compiled SYNOPSIS
# import log() and stack() use HTML::Template::Compiled::Utils qw(:log); # import the escapign functions use HTML::Template::Compiled::Utils qw(:escape); DEBUGGING FUNCTIONS
stack $self->stack; For HTML::Template:Compiled developers, prints a stack trace to STDERR. md5 md5($text) If Digest::MD5 is installed, returns the md5_base64 for $text, otherwise returns the empty string. log $self->log(@msg) For HTML::Template::Compiled developers, print log from @msg to STDERR. ESCAPING FUNCTIONS
escape_html my $escaped_html = escape_html($raw_html); HTML-escapes the input string (only &, ", single quotes, "<" and ""> and returns it; escape_html_all my $escaped_html = escape_html_all($raw_html); HTML-escapes the input string (with HTML::Entities) and returns it; escape_uri my $escaped_uri = escape_uri($raw_uri); URI-escapes the input string and returns it; escape_js my $escaped_js = escape_js($raw_js); JavaScript-escapes the input string and returns it; escape_ijson my $escaped_js = escape_ijson($raw_js); JavaScript-escapes the input string except for the apostrophe and returns it, so it can be used within a JSON element. perl v5.14.2 2012-05-26 HTML::Template::Compiled::Utils(3pm)
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