I haven't been using autohandlers at all because half my components are for
ajax calls and so should not be wrapped -- instead, I just use a header.comp
for the normal pages.
Now I have a directory of small components that can occur in several different
places with a slight variation, so I have a simple boolean arg (supplied, or
not supplied) to distinguish whether they are appearing in one place or
another. This variation is always the same, so I thought it would be a good
directory to use an autohandler in:
% if (exists $ARGS{foot}) {
<blah blah>
% else {
<whatever>
% }
% $m->call_next.
It appears the autohandler does not work this way, ie, does not process any
arguments.
Not a big deal; it is almost as easy to just use a default component at the top
in all the other files and pass the arg on:
<& default.comp, foot=>$ARGS{foot} &>
but I thought I'd check and see if there isn't something I'd missed here.
Also, is there an easy way to pass the entirity of %ARGS on? Something like:
<& comp, ARGS=>%ARGS &>
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