Skip the ASSIGN directive only when real assignment #7
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Template::Grammar labels '=>' as an ASSIGN directive. Since the autofilter skips ASSIGN directives, literal hashes get incorrectly skipped. This patch makes the autofilter skip ASSIGN directives only when they use '='.
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Template::Grammar labels '=>' as an ASSIGN directive.
Since the autofilter skips ASSIGN directives, literal
hashes get incorrectly skipped. This patch makes the
autofilter skip ASSIGN directives only when they use
'='.
This is an attempt at addressing RT #118763.
I'm not sure if this is the correct solution, since it was difficult to find documentation on what the
ASSIGNdirective is supposed to be. I'll be happy to discuss alternative solutions.