I have
get '/list/:start/:end' => sub {
return getlist(params->{start}, params->{end});
}
in a working project.
So params->{incoming_token} is the value you want.
--john
On 9/17/2015 11:28 AM, Richard Reina wrote:
;
You dont need define variable here. Also you should use "=>"
instead of "=" as follow.
incoming_token => params->{token}
Ok, but now how can I access the value of incoming_token? Is it now a
scalar?
How can I use it to do for example
if (incoming_token eq 'blahblablah) { #then do something }
To me if it doesn't have $ in front of it I don't know how to handle it.
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