Auto Derefencing in an Anchor?

2001-06-01 Thread Brooklyn Linux Solutions
Hello I'm having a strange behavior with embperl which has taken me by suprise. I that a sql uery which is returning a an array of array reference. I wanted to use the return value as an argument in an anchor: I made an error and forgot to dereference it correctly and the result should have p

Re: Apache::StatINC, Embperl and mod_perl problem

2001-06-01 Thread David Lloyd
Gerald! > "use" generates an alias to LMail::get_mail, so you can call it without the > need to specify the package name. Hole in one. > While StatINC forces a reload of the > module it can't know of the alias. So the alias inside the Embperl page > still points to your old code. I guess when

Re: Apache::StatINC, Embperl and mod_perl problem

2001-06-01 Thread Gerald Richter
> > > So could you try to write > > > > [- @result=LMail::get_mail() -] > > > > Does this change anything ? > > I tried that and it works perfectly. But I can't quite think of why it > would work using that form, although I'm sure I'd understand why if > someone pointed it out to me. > "use" gene

Re: Apache::StatINC, Embperl and mod_perl problem

2001-06-01 Thread David Lloyd
Gerald! > So could you try to write > > [- @result=LMail::get_mail() -] > > Does this change anything ? I tried that and it works perfectly. But I can't quite think of why it would work using that form, although I'm sure I'd understand why if someone pointed it out to me. DSL --

Re: Apache::StatINC, Embperl and mod_perl problem

2001-06-01 Thread Gerald Richter
> > Yep! > > It's basically a package based on the example in the Camel Book: > > package LMail; > require Exporter; > > @ISA=qw(Exporter); > @EXPORT_OK=qw(get_mail); > > sub get_mail { > # body > } > > this looks ok. So could you try to write [- @result=LMail::get_mail() -] Does thi

Re: Apache::StatINC, Embperl and mod_perl problem

2001-06-01 Thread David Lloyd
Yep! It's basically a package based on the example in the Camel Book: package LMail; require Exporter; @ISA=qw(Exporter); @EXPORT_OK=qw(get_mail); sub get_mail { # body } - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For addit

Re: Apache::StatINC, Embperl and mod_perl problem

2001-06-01 Thread Gerald Richter
> > I have: > > (in LMail.pm) Do you have a package LMail ; here ? If not your sub is compiled in the same namespace as the Embperl page, which could cause such a behaviour. > @EXPORT_OK=qw(get_mail); > > sub get_mail { > # the body goes here > } > Gerald --

Apache::StatINC, Embperl and mod_perl problem

2001-06-01 Thread David Lloyd
H I have: (in httpd.conf) PerlSetEnv PERL5LIB /home/httpd/modules/ PerlSetVar ApacheStatINC_Debug 1 PerlModule Apache::StatINC PerlInitHandler Apache::StatINC I'm running under mod_perl and HTML::Embperl is taking care of any files that end in .epl I've rolled a little script using em