Apache::Constants in startup.pl
hi
this might be a faq, but couldn't find it in the manual.
is it not possible to preload the Apache constants ?
currently i do like this in my handler file:
Foo.pm
--
package Apache::Foo;
use strict;
use Apache::Reload;
use Apache::Constants ':common';
...
sub handler {
my $r = shift;
...
return OK if $r-header_only;
...
}
that works ok, but i would like to move the line
use Apache::Constants ':common';
to my startup.pl file.
but if i do that switch, i will get this kind of error:
[error] Bareword OK not allowed while strict subs in use
why is that ?
./allan
Re: Apache::Constants in startup.pl
At 17:42 06.10.2002, allan wrote: use Apache::Constants ':common'; to my startup.pl file. but if i do that switch, i will get this kind of error: [error] Bareword OK not allowed while strict subs in use why is that ? Hi Allan, This is because when you issue use Apache::Constants ':common'; the constants are loaded into the namespace calling this use statement. However, when you get to your handler, you're in a different namespace from your startup.pl file; consequently, the bareword 'OK' isn't defined. In mod_perl 2, the constants are loaded into the Apache:: namespace instead, so your trick would work. But does it really cost you that much to have that small line at the top of your handler code? There are worse things :) -- Per Einar Ellefsen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Re: Apache::Constants in startup.pl
hi per thanks very much for the reply. hmm, ok then. i see. so another theoretic workaround [though ugly] could be to use the fully qualified name of the constant, like return Apache::Constants-OK if $r-header_only; ./allan Per Einar Ellefsen wrote: At 17:42 06.10.2002, allan wrote: use Apache::Constants ':common'; to my startup.pl file. but if i do that switch, i will get this kind of error: [error] Bareword OK not allowed while strict subs in use why is that ? Hi Allan, This is because when you issue use Apache::Constants ':common'; the constants are loaded into the namespace calling this use statement. However, when you get to your handler, you're in a different namespace from your startup.pl file; consequently, the bareword 'OK' isn't defined. In mod_perl 2, the constants are loaded into the Apache:: namespace instead, so your trick would work. But does it really cost you that much to have that small line at the top of your handler code? There are worse things :) -- Per Einar Ellefsen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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At 21:29 06.10.2002, allan wrote: hi per thanks very much for the reply. hmm, ok then. i see. so another theoretic workaround [though ugly] could be to use the fully qualified name of the constant, like return Apache::Constants-OK if $r-header_only; Yes, but it would be Apache::Constants::OK instead. -- Per Einar Ellefsen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
