NAME
   Catalyst::View::Mason2 - Mason 2.x view class

VERSION
   version 0.01

SYNOPSIS
       # use the helper
       script/create.pl view Mason2 Mason2

       # lib/MyApp/View/Mason2.pm
       package MyApp::View::Mason2;
       use base 'Catalyst::View::Mason2';
       __PACKAGE__->config(
           # insert Mason parameters here
       );

       1;

       # in a controller
       package MyApp::Controller::Foo;
       sub bar : Local {
           ...
           $c->stash->{name} = 'Homer';
           $c->stash->{template} = 'foo/bar';   # .m is automatically added
       }

       # in root/comps/foo/bar.m
       <%args>
       $.name
       </%args>

       Hello <% $.name %>! Your URI was <% $c->req->uri %>.

DESCRIPTION
   Allows you to use Mason 2.x for your views.

VIEW CONFIGURATION
   mason_root_class
       Class to use for creating the Mason object. Defaults to 'Mason'.

MASON CONSTRUCTOR
   Other than any special mentioned keys above, the configuration for this
   view will be passed directly into `Mason->new'.

   There are a few defaults specific to this view:

   comp_root
       If not provided, defaults `$c->path_to('root', 'comps')'.

   data_dir
       If not provided, defaults `$c->path_to('data')'.

   allow_globals
       Automatically includes `$c'.

   All other defaults are standard Mason.

GLOBALS
   All components have access to `$c', the current Catalyst context.

METHODS
   process ($c)
       Renders the component specified in `$c->stash->{template}' or, if
       not specified, `$c->action'.

       The component path is prefixed with a '/' if it does not already
       have one, and Mason will automatically add a ".m" extension - to
       change the latter, you can use

           __PACKAGE__->config(
               autoextend_request_path => 0
           );

       Request arguments are taken from `$c->stash'.

   render ($c, $path, \%args)
       Renders the component `$path' with `\%args', and returns the output.

AUTHOR
   Jonathan Swartz <[email protected]>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
   This software is copyright (c) 2011 by Jonathan Swartz.

   This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
   the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.