As it says in the Request doc, "Depending on implementation,
<comp_exists> may try to load the component referred to by the path,
and may throw an error if the component contains a syntax error."
This is the easiest way to support all valid types of component path.
Try putting an eval {} around the comp_exists, and treating errors as
"true".
Jon
On Jul 5, 2007, at 2:19 AM, Gareth Kirwan wrote:
> I have a problem with $m->comp_exists.
> I want to check for the existance of a component without
> encountering syntax
> errors on it.
> This used to be possible, I recall, but now $m->comp_exists throws the
> syntax errors.
>
> Was this by choice?
>
> Gareth Kirwan
> Programming & Development,
> Thermeon Europe Ltd
>
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