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=head1 NAME |
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Template::Plugin::Dumpvar - Dump template data in the same style as the |
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[% Dumpvar.dump(this) %] |
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[% Dumpvar.dump_html(theother) %] |
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L plugin L. But personally, I think |
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The dump style used in the debugger, however, IS designed to be easier on |
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the eye. The dumpvar.pl script it uses to do this has been cloned for general |
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use as L. This module is a drop in replacement for |
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Bugs should be submitted via the CPAN bug tracker, located at |
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