> Am I
> correct to say that people don't need to work directly with
> Apache::ReadConfig? I think the only place this is needed when people
> mix config with non-config perl code in <Perl>, so that they need to
> switch 'package Apache::ReadConfig;' to start feeding things into the
> config.
no, you can also add entries directly to the Apache::ReadConfig namespace in
order to add configuration data.
package Apache::Foo;
$Apache::ReadConfig::PerlFixupHandler = "Apache::Foo";
sub handler { };
now, PerlModule Apache::Foo automatically installs a PerlFixupHandler :)
there are a few modules on CPAN that do this, IIRC.
it's similar to Apache->server->add_config() in mp2, but I've found that
method really not worth the trouble - it's goverened by overrides, so you
can never really trust that it will add the configuration data you pipe into it.
--Geoff
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