[Templates] Need context information within dynamic filter

Fri, 24 Nov 2006 15:35:18 +0100

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Hello,

I have written a custom dynamic filter ; its goal being 
internationalization of templates. Now I need that filter to find out 
about its calling template (I don't ask for the line number in the 
template).

I found out that filters get a Template::Context object as their first 
parameter. A few dump later I managed to get the calling template 
filename via the component entry of the stash. Here is my code :

    sub myCustomFilter {
        my ($context, @arg) = @_;

        my $stash = $context->stash();
        my $component = $stash->get('component');
        my $template_name = $component->{'name'};
    ...
    }

I also need to find out the full path of the calling template.
How can I get it from the Template::Context object ?

Thanks.

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Hello, 
 
I have written a custom dynamic filter ; its goal being
internationalization of templates. Now I need that filter to find out
about its calling template (I don't ask for the line number in the
template). 
 
I found out that filters get a Template::Context object as their first
parameter. A few dump later I managed to get the calling template
filename via the component entry of the stash. Here is my code : 
<blockquote>sub myCustomFilter { 
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; my ($context, @arg) = @_; 
 
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; my $stash = $context-&gt;stash(); 
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; my $component = $stash-&gt;get('component'); 
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; my $template_name = $component-&gt;{'name'}; 
... 
} 
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I also need to find out the full path of the calling template. 
How can I get it from the Template::Context object ? 
 
Thanks. 
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