Hi Marc,
On 10/2/09 07:34, Marc Sebastian Pelzer wrote:
> thanks for the suggestions! I tried to disable the TT-Cache and also
> to reset the CGI parameters after each call, but both does not help.
> It seems like CGI.pm is not compatible with the Catalyst build in web-
> server.
CGI.pm isn'
Hello,
I am trying to use the Net::IP module within a template and seem to be
having some problems.
I am setting LOAD_PERL and just loading the standard Perl Net::IP module.
I can instantiate an object as follows:
[% connector1 = '1.2.10.128/29' %]
[%- USE c1_net = Net::IP ( connector1 ) -%]
On Tue, Feb 10, 2009 at 21:58, Brian Sherwood wrote:
> I am trying to use it as follows:
>
> [% c2_net = $c1_net.ip_add_num(2) %]
Why $c1_net and not c1_net ?
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At 9:58 PM on 10 Feb 2009, Brian Sherwood wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am trying to use the Net::IP module within a template and seem to be
> having some problems.
> I am setting LOAD_PERL and just loading the standard Perl Net::IP
> module.
>
> I can instantiate an object as follows:
>
> [% connect
Good question.
I tried it without the '$'. When it did not work I tried it with the '$'
[% connector1 = '1.2.10.128/29' %]
[%- USE c1_net = Net::IP ( connector1 ) -%]
connector1 = [% c1_net.prefix %]
connector1 = [% c1_net.ip %] [% c1_net.mask %]
[% c2_net = c1_net.ip_add_num(2) %]
connector2
On 11/2/09 02:58, Brian Sherwood wrote:
> Any help/suggestions are welcome.
Using LOAD_PERL is usually a code smell, meaning that there's probably a
better way of doing it.
You might try creating a plugin for Net::IP. That should be fairly easy,
see the docs at
http://search.cpan.org/~abw/Templa
