Ravenel 1.0

Ravenel is a Perl module that can generate a code to generate this page as well. Simply point your function to an external package, give it a name attribute, and turn the dynamic option off, and you're off to the races. Let me be clear, when "dynamic" is set to 0, this module will take a template, and generate CODE, a package to be exact, that you can then run to generate a document dynamically. The code generated is all of the work that the parser would have done on any tag it can identify off the bat.<br /><br /> my $res = Ravenel::Document- >render( {<br /> 'data' = > qq(< r:MyPackage:droid >motorola< /r:MyPackage:droid >),<br /> 'name' = > 'test',<br /> 'dynamic' = > 0,<br /> } );<br /><br /> print $res . "n";<br /><br />The value of "$res" is below:<br /><br /> package test;<br /><br /> use strict;<br /> use warnings;<br /> use Ravenel;<br /> use Ravenel::Block;<br /> use Ravenel::Document;<br /> use Data::Dumper;<br /><br /> use MyPackage;<br /><br /> sub get_html_content {<br /> my $class = shift if ( $_[0] eq 'test' );<br /> my $args = shift;<br /> my $dynamic_content = [];<br /> my $content_type = 'html';<br /><br /> $dynamic_content- >[0] = Ravenel::Document- >scan("r:", 'html', MyPackage- >droid( new Ravenel::Block( {<br /> 'tag_arguments' = > { },<br /> 'blocks_by_name' = > { 'default' = > "motorola", },<br /> 'arguments' => $args,<br /> 'content_type' => $content_type,<br /> 'format_arguments' = > { },<br /> } ) ));<br /><br /> my $body = < < HERE_I_AM_DONE<br /> $dynamic_content- >[0]<br /> HERE_I_AM_DONE<br /> ;<br /><br /> chomp($body);<br /> return $body;<br /> }

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Platforms:	*nix, Linux
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