Hi
when using $r-print in perl 561/modperl 1.26 context on winXP,
I cannot get the value passed to be dereferenced as it is
explained in the doc $r-print automatically does.
$out='toto' ;
$r-print($out) -output toto
$r-print(\$out)
$r-print((\$out)) -both output scalar xxx
thanks for help
when using $r-print in perl 561/modperl 1.26 context on
winXP,
I cannot get the value passed to be dereferenced as it is
explained in the doc $r-print automatically does.
$out='toto' ;
$r-print($out) -output toto
$r-print(\$out)
$r-print((\$out)) -both output scalar xxx
This is an
I forgot to mention the dereference does not work in
Apache::Filter context, while it works in regular situations.
Apache::Filter does not support the auto-deferencing (and deprecated
in 2.0) feature of $r-print.
I sent a patch to Ken but, IIRC, he decided not to implement it.
--Geoff
This is an intentional and documented performance hack. RTFM. :)
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Hi
when using $r-print in perl 561/modperl 1.26
sorry, I think I got things backwards there. it's _not_ dereferencing?
dho! monday mornings...
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