"last stable"
version) with no problems.
exists doesn't do what you think, that's the list of problems.
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h accessor functions. That'll be nice and
fast won't it.
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. Hashes aren't slow. But they are *BIG*.
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esn't get modified after
it's loaded, so it'll stay "shared".
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;
$r-print \$x;
(Hint - Perl passes all values by reference. The point $r-print doing
an auto-dereference is supposed to be to let you pass a reference around
in *your* code. Personaly I don't think this was a good idea. If that's
what the user wanted he could have done it himself).
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$r-print ($arg);
}
But note the copy is not in the argument passing, it's in the Perl
code.
sub fast_but_ugly {
$_[0]-print ($_[1]);
}
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It would be nice if RegistryLoader.pm let me load a script for
a virtual host in such a way that I didn't have to worry about
how they were represented.
Something like:
my $r = Apache::RegistryLoader-new;
$r-handler($uri, $filename, $virthost);
How about this.
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{
...
if(r-server-is_virtual ApachePerlRun_name_with_virtualhost()) {
uri = pstrcat(r-pool, r-server-server_hostname, uri, NULL);
uri_len += strlen(r-server-server_hostname);
}
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