"R. Joseph Newton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > "Todd W." wrote: > > > Perl is so slick: > > > > if ( $self->{code} ) { > > $string = $self->{code}; > > } else { > > $self->{class}{file}{generator}{tt2}->process( > > $self->{class}{file}{generator}{fmgr}{templates}{CollectionProperty}, > > $self, > > \$string > > ) || die $self->{class}{file}{generator}{tt2}->error(), "\n"; > > } > > > > Objects created by other objects in the same class heirarchy get a property > > set to a reference to the object that created it. This piece of code is from > > a code generator that uses Template::Toolkit. $string is returned, being > > called for in the first place by another method call placed in a > > Template::Toolkit template. > > > > Vive OO. > > > > Todd W. > > Cool [I think]. Can you tell us a little about what problem this helped > resolve? >
I think I already did: > > Objects created by other objects in the same class heirarchy get a property > > set to a reference to the object that created it. This piece of code is from > > a code generator that uses Template::Toolkit. $string is returned, being > > called for in the first place by another method call placed in a > > Template::Toolkit template. Todd W. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
