Hi Gareth,
Gareth Kirwan wrote:
>> I guess it
>> is a limitation of requests through URIs (that you can't tell the
>> difference between $, %, or @ in a request).
>>
>
> Correct.
> Consider:
> $m->comp('foo', color => [EMAIL PROTECTED] );
> Mason doesn't mirror perl's table of types.
>
...
Thank you for the careful explanation! It certainly confirmed what I
thought and the additional examples helped. The O'Reilly book is great,
but just this one part, they jumped a step whereas a big flashing
"Warning" would have been helpful. Thanks for filling in the gap for me!
>
>> I know creating a few examples and running them through my web server
>> would answer this question...alas, I haven't yet set up Mason with
>> Apache yet. :-( But I haven't admitted defeat yet so I'm
>> still trying
>> to get it working...stubborn, perhaps. :-)
>>
>
> lighttpd will be your friend, if you care to try it.
>
Honestly didn't know what lighttpd was until I googled for it. Thanks;
good to know!
And finally got Mason working with Apache so I can try code out a bit
now... Never thought I'd succeed!
Thanks!
Ray
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