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I consider reuse within a single project to be a sufficient win, so each project gets its own copy of whatever template fragments that project needs. This also allows per-project look-and-feel tweakage.

Fair enough, and definitely a win over hand-coding table loops wherever they're needed, but:

  1. Isn't per-project presentation tweakage a CSS problem, not an HTML problem? (Yes, I'm aware that I'm being a bit of an ivory-tower theoretician here, and that CSS isn't a universally applicable solution, but still.)
  2. Per-project templates don't seem to mix well with global code (I presume your tableHTML function is in a module somewhere) -- if your code changes in such a way that it needs an updated table.tmpl, you have to remember to change all the template copies, and that sounds like a monumental pain in the ass if production code is affected.
Of course, I'm just picking nits here. In general, I like the idea.

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In reply to Re^3: Reusable template components with HTML::Template by FoxtrotUniform
in thread Reusable template components with HTML::Template by dws

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