Re: templates Digest, Vol 50, Issue 13

Hi,
thanks for your reply, I got answer its working . thanks alot.

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> Date: Fri, 11 Nov 2011 16:08:21 +1100
> From: Richard Thomas <[email protected]>
> Subject: Re: [Templates] how to get user name from windows using
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> > Hi every one,
> >   sorry for small mistake,so i modified and reposteing the question in
> reply. actuvally I used perl getlogin to get username , I am getting but I
> don't how to access this variable in template toolkit process please tell me
> >
> > I have problem with getting username form windows system. I tried using
> getlogin function in perl and printing it printing my user name , but my
> problem is how can I access this username in template toolkit. I tried like
> this
>
> Hi veeru,
>
> Clearly this question is very closely related to the one I answered for
> you on Stack Overflow yesterday.
>
> You're passing all your data to your template via the $data object, and
> username is not in that. Exactly what is going on in your XML is not real
> clear, but would it be possible to add username to the XML::Simple
> structure? Then you would have it available in your template.
>
> Otherwise, a quick and dirty solution is to create a different variable on
> the perl side that is a hashref containing both the XML and any other stuff
> you will need in the template.
>
> my $template_vars = {
>        xmldata => $data,
>        username => $username,
> };
>
> <snip>
> $template->process(\*DATA, $template_vars, $filename)
>
> And tweak your template to match:
>
> \issuedby{ [% username %] }
>
> [% FOREACH comp IN xmldata.company %]
> ... and so on.
>
> Obviously since you're going to the trouble of building your XML
> structure, adding username and anything else you're going to need
> template-side into that would be more elegant.
>
> Hope that helps.
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