David Baird wrote:
It's compiled in by default AFAIK. You just need to prototype the
handler method to switch it on. So if Maypole::handler was prototyped
as ($$), mod_perl would call it as a method and we wouldn't need the
naughtiness.
However, I suspect this would break Maypole under CGI, because there
is no parameter in the handler call. The prototype would need to be
($;$). And I'm guessing that prototype would *not* invoke mod_perl's
method handler behaviour, and we're back to needing something naughty.
If everything else works, we could just add a dummy parameter to the
handler() call in CGI::Maypole.
Together with a comment! Perhaps something a little more explicit than
Simon C's:
# Interface consistency is a Good Thing
Cheers, Dave
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