ckage MyConfig;
>>>
>>> use strict;
>>> use Exporter;
>>> use vars qw(@ISA @EXPORT %CFG );
>>> use ClientConf;
>>> @ISA = qw(Exporter);
>>> @EXPORT = qw(%CFG &cfg);
>>>
>>> %CFG = { global vars... };
>>>
>>> sub cfg {
>>> my $CFG{$clientID} = new ClientConf;
>>> return $CFG{$clientID};
>>> }
>>> 1;
>>>
>>>
>>> Under normal PERL $vars->{config} is a MyConfig object. Under mod_perl
>>> nothing is returned. Debugging with "print" statements in &cfg shows me
>>> that "ref $CFG{$clientID}" is ClientConf, the object is there, but upon
>>> return it just disappears.
>>>
>>> I have other functions which "return new MyUser()" and these work
>>> perfectly, so I'm thinking that the problem lies with the global variable
>>> "$CFG" and that something which I think should be happening is NOT
>>> happening.
>>>
>>> I'm flummoxed...
>>>
>>> Thank-you for any insights!
>>>
>>> Tosh
>>>
>
> --
> McIntosh Cooey - Twelve Hundred Group LLC - http://www.1200group.com/
Eric Howe
e...@pieinsky.ca
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