On Sun, 28 Jul 2002, Will wrote:
> Suppose from the html I have to parameters coming in: "name"="will"
> and "age"="20"... when they are passed to a script running both
> CGI.pm and HTML::Template... can I then just use them anyway I want
> simply by invoking param("name") or param("age") anywhe
Cory said---> This is a feature, trust me.
CGI::Application, and many other modules all have
param( ) methods. This (for one) allows them to
communicate with each other, (for two) lets us
remember only one interface to objects. ---
Hmmm... well, does the use of this feature
(polymorphism) mean
Sometime on Jul 28, Cory Trese assembled some asciibets to say:
> This is a feature, trust me. CGI::Application, and many other
> modules all have param( ) methods. This (for one) allows them to
A feature called polymorphism.
--
Regarding astral projection, Woody Allen once wrote, "This is
This is a feature, trust me. CGI::Application, and many other modules all
have param( ) methods. This (for one) allows them to communicate with each
other, (for two) lets us remember only one interface to objects.
To avoid confusion, name your objects well in your code. Maybe it is just
us but
As I have been learning HTML::Template and CGI.pm...
I found something a bit confusing, so maybe you good
folks can help me clear it up...
Both CGI.pm and HTML::Template have param()
functions... so I am concerned about confusing the
two...
Any advice?
Thanks,
Will
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