Hans Dieter Pearcey a écrit :
> <%once> blocks only run once (as the name implies), when the component is
> loaded (see HTML::Mason::Devel). I'd only expect your first request to get
> the
> $m->notes entry, and subsequent requests not to have it (until you restart
> your
> server), because $m->notes is per-request.
Oh I see ! Didn't understand "run once" that way. It's strange though
cause I've had the $m->notes entry working several times without
restarting the server. Replacing the block with a <%init> one
seems to solve the problem (I'm getting prudent).
>> Is it normal that if I mispell PUBLIC_MAILROOT I don't get an error ?
>> (I'm with the default strict pragma).
>
> It's just a string, not a variable or function name. Perl has no idea that
> it's misspelled. (perldoc strict)
I meant if I write :
print $m->notes('MISPELLED_STRING');
I expected to get a "use of uninitialized value" kind of error.
Anyway, thanks for your precious help.
--
Jean-Christophe Boggio
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