Daniel J. Luke dl...@geeklair.net writes:
I noticed today that an app I'm working on will start fine only if the
user who is running the app can read the current directory (ie, if I'm
starting it as a user dedicated to running the app, that user must
have read permission on CWD).
Couldn't
Pavel A. Karoukin pa...@yepcorp.com writes:
On Tue, Sep 21, 2010 at 8:06 AM, Emanuele Zeppieri ema...@gmail.com wrote:
To obtain single value arrays with the syntax in question, the above
line should be:
my $conf = Config::General-new( -ConfigFile = 'config.conf',
-ForceArray = 1 );
How
Tomas Doran [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On 27 Sep 2008, at 19:48, Matt S Trout wrote:
Just call $c-write($chunk) with each chunk of data as you get it.
Catalyst will automatically send headers before the first chunk for
you.
Do -not- rely on STDOUT being an appropriate filehandle to print
Hi all,
I noticed that ConfigLoader's pretty syntax¹ (particluarly with
Config::General) for model, view and controller config didn't extend to
plugin config.
[1]: Like this:
Model Foo
bar baz
/Model
instead of
Model::Foo
bar baz
/Model::Foo
Here's a patch that extends the feature
Bill Moseley [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Tue, Apr 01, 2008 at 11:38:15PM -0400, Andy Grundman wrote:
When using X-Forwarded-For you cannot trust any value that is not
added by your own upstream proxy, so we only want to use the last
value in the list.
Ah, right. In this case I've
Jonathan Rockway [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hello,
Hi Jon,
I gave a Catalyst talk at Frozen Perl last weekend. The slides are
here:
http://www.jrock.us/fp2008/catalyst/start.html
[…]
The code is also available; it's linked to from the slides.
I just went through the slides and code
Hi all,
Castaway mentioned the idea of having components defined entirely by
config entries, without the need for any actual class files on disk, and
I was bored, so I went ahead and implemented it.
For each config key matching ^([MVC]|Model|View|Controller):: it checks
if the corresponding
