My appologies, I've tried to grok this from the doco, but must have missed it somewhere while trying to parse apache::request somehow?
You mean Apache::RequestRec. Apache::Request is a 3rd party module.
I've got a script, I want to grab submitted values to it of the form :
http://foo.bar/perl/script.pl?a=4
And I want to be able to work out what "a" is within script.pl, ie, within the script I want to set a to "4", or whatever it gets called as.
I know this is trivially easy to do with CGI.pm, but how do I do it without CGI.pm? (caveats concerning taint etc appreciated)
print $r->args;
prints "a=4", you can also do:
$r->args("a=5");
Is that what you are after?
Also see the guts of Apache/compat.pm for how it provides the backcompat functionality of doing:
my %args = $r->args;
don't expect this to ever be part of the mp2 API, it's CGI.pm or Apache::Request that (will) do that job.
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