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NAME
    HTML::ERuby - ERuby processor for Perl.

SYNOPSIS
      use HTML::ERuby;
      my $compiler = HTML::ERuby->new;
      my $result = $compiler->compile(filename => './foo.rhtml');
      print $result;

DESCRIPTION
    HTML::ERuby is a ERuby processor written in Perl.

    parse ERuby document by Perl and evaluate by Ruby.

METHODS
    $compiler = HTML::ERuby->new
        constructs HTML::ERuby object.

    $result = $compiler->compile(\%option)
        compile ERuby document and return result. you can specify ERuby
        document as filename, scalarref or arrayref.

          $result = $compiler->compile(filename => $filename);
  
          $result = $compiler->compile(scalarref => \$rhtml);
  
          $result = $compiler->compile(arrayref => \@rhtml);

        you can use the Perl variables in the ERuby document. supported
        types are String, Hash and Array only. NO Objects. See the simple
        example.

        Perl code

          my %vars = (
               '@var' => 'foo', # Ruby instance variable
               'ARRAY_REF' => [qw(a b c)], # Ruby constant
               'hash_ref' => {foo => 'bar', 'bar' => 'baz'} # Ruby local variable
          );

          my $compiler = HTML::ERuby->new;
          print $compiler->compile(filename => './foo.rhtml', vars => \%vars);

        ERuby document

          instance variable <%= @var %>
          <% ARRAY_REF.each do |v| %>
          <%= v %>
          <% end %>
          foo: <%= hash_ref['foo'] %>
          bar: <%= hash_ref['baz'] %>

        Result

          instance variable foo
  
          a
  
          b
  
          c
  
          foo: bar
          bar: baz
  
CAVEATS
    this module is experimental.

AUTHOR
    Author <ikebe@edge.co.jp>

    This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
    under the same terms as Perl itself.

SEE ALSO
    the Inline manpage the Inline::Ruby manpage

    http://www2a.biglobe.ne.jp/~seki/ruby/erb.html

    http://www.modruby.net/