问题
I using template alloy and Template toolkit, in TT I want to detect array reference like i do with perl:
for my $parents ( @{$value} ){
if (ref($parents) ne 'ARRAY'){
push @all_urls_names, $parents;
}
}
This is my code in tt:
use warnings;
use v5.20; #strict is already set in the version
use Template;
my $t = Template->new(
INCLUDE_PATH => ['.'],
);
my @menus = (
["parent",
[qw(child1 child12 child13 child14) ]
],
);
my $mvs = {# my variables
menus => \@menus
};
$t->process("index.tt", $mvs, \my $out) || die $t->error;
sub {
return [ 200, [], [ $out ] ];
}
In the index.tt:
[% FOR base = menus %]
[% FOR parent = base %]
[% IF ref.parent ne "ARRAY" %]
<li>[% parent %] </li>
[% END %]
[% END %]
[% END %]
If I remove the IF
statement, I get this:
parent ARRAY(0x2539ad8)
I want to just get parent
I can fix just doing [% FOR parent = base.0 %]
but I want to know a solution to get ref array in TT.
回答1:
This line is wrong in multiple ways:
[% IF ref.parent ne "ARRAY" %]
You try to dereference a (non-existing) variable ref
. Instead you wanted something like parent.ref()
to invoke a VMethod ref
on the variable parent
. But there is no such VMethod in Template Toolkit.
And there is also no operator ne
in Template Toolkit. It's !=
. You have to find out where syntax errors are logged and check that.
There is a hack though to find out whether a variable is a plain array reference. You can try this code with your example Perl file:
[% stringified = '' _ menus %]
[% IF stringified.match('ARRAY\\(0x[0-9a-f]+\\)') %]
array ref ([% stringified %])
[% ELSE %]
not an array ref ([% stringified %])
[% END %]
Basically, this checks whether the variable menus
, when coerced into a string, matches the default rendering of an array reference in Template Toolkit (and Perl). It's a hack with a number of caveats but it works for practical purposes, when you know your input data.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51539514/perl-template-alloy-and-template-toolkit-array-ref