Geoffrey Young wrote:
the only thing I find strange is arg1, which is always the object.
while ->
makes $self the first argument to the send() subroutine in the strict
perl
sense, from the user standpoint the first argument to the send()
method is
really $buf.
Well, the object is really the fir
>> the only thing I find strange is arg1, which is always the object.
>> while ->
>> makes $self the first argument to the send() subroutine in the strict
>> perl
>> sense, from the user standpoint the first argument to the send()
>> method is
>> really $buf.
>
>
> Well, the object is really t
Paul Johnson wrote:
[...]
And here is another view on the data, this time with the Perl code
included.
http://pjcj.sytes.net/cover/mod_perl-1.99_13/cover_db-5.9.2/coverage.html
(That's on my local machine, so it may be a little unreliable.)
This was using apache-2.0.49, mod_perl-1.99_13, and bl
Geoffrey Young wrote:
That's exactly why I'm asking here. Please commit a better wording, since
it's going to appear on all other manpages with similar issues.
will do
Excellent!
Besides the issue with unsupported methods, the rest looks good to you?
yeah, it looks great!
Thanks.
the only th
David Wheeler wrote:
> On May 11, 2004, at 3:24 PM, Geoffrey Young wrote:
>
>> ClearModuleList/AddModule are not DSO specific - they just shuffle around
>> the order of the internal module list, which is what apache dispatches
>> against at request time. note that both of these are provide by c
On May 11, 2004, at 3:24 PM, Geoffrey Young wrote:
ClearModuleList/AddModule are not DSO specific - they just shuffle
around
the order of the internal module list, which is what apache dispatches
against at request time. note that both of these are provide by core,
while
LoadModule is provided
David Wheeler wrote:
> On May 11, 2004, at 2:40 PM, Geoffrey Young wrote:
>
>> if all you want is mod_dir's default behavior (before mod_perl would
>> override it) and if you're interested in alternative methods, you
>> could also
>> try some of these.
>>
>> - use ClearModuleList/AddModule to
On May 11, 2004, at 2:40 PM, Geoffrey Young wrote:
if all you want is mod_dir's default behavior (before mod_perl would
override it) and if you're interested in alternative methods, you
could also
try some of these.
- use ClearModuleList/AddModule to place mod_dir before mod_perl in
the
modul
David Wheeler wrote:
> G'day.
>
> I recently had a need to have mod_dir in Apache 1.3 work even when I was
> using a Perl handler. It turns out that mod_dir does its thing during
> the response phase. So I created a quick Perl module to do what I want.
> Here's the description:
>
> This sim
G'day.
I recently had a need to have mod_dir in Apache 1.3 work even when I
was using a Perl handler. It turns out that mod_dir does its thing
during the response phase. So I created a quick Perl module to do what
I want. Here's the description:
This simple module is designed to be a parti
> That's exactly why I'm asking here. Please commit a better wording, since
> it's going to appear on all other manpages with similar issues.
will do
> Yes, 'there are not only not documented and tested', but 'they are also
> subject to change', since we haven't tested them we can't know whethe
Geoffrey Young wrote:
"APR::Socket also provides auto-generated perl interface for a few other
methods which aren't tested at the moment and therefore their API is a
subject to change. These methods will be added later as a need arises.
those two statements don't really jive. hopefully, you mean
> "APR::Socket also provides auto-generated perl interface for a few other
> methods which aren't tested at the moment and therefore their API is a
> subject to change. These methods will be added later as a need arises.
those two statements don't really jive. hopefully, you mean to say "these
m
Hi,
there's a small issue with the documentation of Apache::RequestRec,
where it states in synopsis that one can use $r->dir_config without
loading Apache::RequestUtil. One could remove $r->dir_config or also
load Apache::RequestUtil.
I'd prefer to remove it because its documented as a method
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