Hello,
I'm thinking of using CGI::Application in a new project with mod_perl,
and I know the two work together quite well... But I've only seen it
done where the application object is instantiated and run at the same
time from within the handler. This isn't the most efficient way to do
it whe
This should work ok with H::T. But, the only way I can make it work
with
C::A is if I write my own load_tmpl method to distinguish between the
first
load from file and second load from scalar. If C::A used H::T's "->new"
method, the source of the template could be passed as a parm on
load_tmpl
(
I've been working on how to perform 2-phase processing of a template. This
involves 1) initializing the template with page-specific language-specific
evaluation, 2) output that template to a scalar, 3) regex my munged tmpl_var
tags so they will now be recognizeable, 4) load this template (from scal
On Thu, 20 Jan 2005 11:48:24 -0500, Sean Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Very nice, at least at the level of the description. Creating a
> singleton object is quite a nice touch. Seems like some selected other
> plugins could use the same idea?
Yes. This release is in preparation for an upda
Cees,
Very nice, at least at the level of the description. Creating a
singleton object is quite a nice touch. Seems like some selected other
plugins could use the same idea?
Sean
On Jan 20, 2005, at 11:36 AM, Cees Hek wrote:
A new version of CGI::Application::Plugin::LogDispatch has been
upl
A new version of CGI::Application::Plugin::LogDispatch has been
uploaded to CPAN. It should hit the mirrors later today. For those
that are impatient, you can download it or browse the distribution
from the links listed below.
This version adds support for storing the Log::Dispatch object as a
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