[Chicago-talk] my my if nothing
Randal L. Schwartz
merlyn at stonehenge.com
Wed May 5 20:32:16 CDT 2004
>>>>> "Greg" == Greg Fast <gdf at speakeasy.net> writes:
>> Well, were you using Apache::Registry?
Greg> Yes, I was. I guess that's what I tend to mean when I say
Greg> "under mod_perl".
Most serious work under mod_perl is not with Apache::Registry, so I
never assume. For example, nothing on my web site is
Apache::Registry, and yet the entire site is served with mod_perl.
The Apache::Registry hack surrounds your CGI.pm-compatible script with
package Some::unique::name::here;
sub handler {
[your script here;
all of it;
and then some;]
}
And then invokes that request at the right time. It's the nested
named-sub-within-named-sub-that-can-see-my-variables that's the
problem, not the block with the my variable.
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