On Thu, 6 Jul 2000, Jon Nangle wrote:
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> > Is there any harm in defining subroutines inside regular <%PERL> sections?
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> You can do it if you want to, but it is a bad idea because
> once Mason has worked its magic, your sub will end up inside
> anot
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nchen.d>
> Is there any harm in defining subroutines inside regular <%PERL> sections?
You can do it if you want to, but it is a bad idea because
once Mason has worked its magic, your sub will end up inside
another sub. This is not usually a problem, but if you
refe
Hi *,
I am currently working on a site running HTML::Mason (v0.87).
While reading the documentation, I came across the <%ONCE> sections, that
are -as the docs put it-
" Useful for declaring persistent component-scoped lexical variables
(especially objects that are expensive
to create), decla
