Ryan Detzel wrote:
Can it be done, I keep getting weird results. I want to do
my ($val1,$val2) = $c->forward('test');
sub test : Private {
The return value of a forward isn't really something you should rely on,
but, if you must, you can return an array reference:
my ($val1,$val2) = @{ $c->forward('test') };
sub test : Private {
return ['val1', 'val2'];
}
Ideally, you should be calling it just as a regular method:
my ($val1,$val2) = $self->test;
sub test {
return 'val1', 'val2';
}
-Brian
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