> I'm still trying to understand exactly what good namespace really is.
> What are the advantages? Any examples of what it can be used for?
It is just useful for code encapsulation, so you can create procs without
the worry of having other code with similar proc names stomp on it.
> Are there an
I'm still trying to understand exactly what good namespace really is. What are the advantages? Any examples of what it can be used for? Are there any performance considerations?
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I asked something similar recently.
As far as I can tell, what you are talking about won't
really work. But you can use the nscache module -- I
forgot where it is.
It works perfect for me -- I use it along with the
ns_cache api commands for content caching.
-derek
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Rob,
We're using version 3.3.1. (Please respond to the list, our mail server has
crashed :))
Thanks for your help,
Sean
On Tue, 15 May 2001 18:38:12 -0500, Rob Mayoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>What version of AOLserver are you using?
>
>> Well this is useful information, because procs are the
What version of AOLserver are you using?
> Well this is useful information, because procs are the only thing I want to
> persist. However, I can't seem to get this to work.
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> I'm experimenting with tcl namespaces on AOLServer. It is never explicitly
> state
+-- On May 15, Rob Mayoff said:
> That means that if the thread executes the same import thread
> again while processing a later connection, it will get an error.
That should say: That means that if the thread executes the same import
command again while processing a later connection, it
> I'm experimenting with tcl namespaces on AOLServer. It is never explicitly
> stated in the docs, but am I to assume that namespaces are associated with
> the threads that create them, and are destroyed when said threads exit?
Namespaces are not well-supported in AOLserver at the moment.
Procs
I'm experimenting with tcl namespaces on AOLServer. It is never explicitly
stated in the docs, but am I to assume that namespaces are associated with
the threads that create them, and are destroyed when said threads exit?
To put this in context, suppose there's a namespace I'd like to have
availa
