RE: $r->print does not dereference

2002-09-03 Thread Andrew G. Hammond
sorry, I think I got things backwards there. it's _not_ dereferencing? dho! monday mornings... -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, September 03, 2002 9:59 AM To: andrew.hammond Cc: modperl Subject: RE: $r->print does not der

RE: $r->print does not dereference

2002-09-03 Thread Andrew G. Hammond
This is an intentional and documented performance hack. RTFM. :) -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, September 03, 2002 7:39 AM To: modperl Subject: $r->print does not dereference Hi when using $r->print in perl 561/modperl 1.26 conte

Re: $r->print does not dereference

2002-09-03 Thread Geoffrey Young
> > 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. --Geof

RE: $r->print does not dereference

2002-09-03 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 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