Stas Bekman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
The solution I see is to store the id in the key, so when FETCH is called in the SCALAR context it checks whether the key has an id and uses it to get the appropriate value. Otherwise it calls apr_table_get(). Does this work?
It just might. Try fiddling with NEXTKEY and FETCH,
maybe changing the "char *" prototypes to "SV *", and see if you can get them to communicate with one another.
I'd hate to take the joy of adding these wonderful features away from Philippe, who's now busy wrestling with mod_perl 1.28 release, but once done will certainly love to do those. Right Philippe?
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