I saw it, but unless I use the superloader, it still need to define the
names of the modules I want to use.And, regarding the superloader, I'm lazy
enough to want to use all the packages within a given folder, but not just
every possible module in the world...
Still, a good suggestion.
On Fri,
Porta wrote:
I saw it, but unless I use the superloader, it still need to define the
names of the modules I want to use.And, regarding the superloader, I'm lazy
enough to want to use all the packages within a given folder, but not just
every possible module in the world...
Still, a good
nicemuch closer, indeed.
On Fri, Jun 12, 2009 at 10:09 AM, Michael Peters mpet...@plusthree.comwrote:
Porta wrote:
I saw it, but unless I use the superloader, it still need to define the
names of the modules I want to use.And, regarding the superloader, I'm
lazy
enough to want
Anyone solved having the dispatch table for CAD on a external config file
instead on the dispatch package itself?If yes, which config file format?
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Michael Peters wrote:
Porta wrote:
I saw it, but unless I use the superloader, it still need to define the
names of the modules I want to use.And, regarding the superloader, I'm lazy
enough to want to use all the packages within a given folder, but not just
every possible module in the world...
Porta wrote:
Anyone solved having the dispatch table for CAD on a external config file
instead on the dispatch package itself?If yes, which config file format?
There's no support for that directly. If you wanted to do it you'd have to
code up something manually. You'd also need to make
Rhesa Rozendaal wrote:
Heh, I use Module::Pluggable for that in my startup.pl:
use Module::Pluggable require = 1, search_path = [qw(
My
Other::Stuff
)];
__PACKAGE__-plugins;
That would load everything under My::* and Other::Stuff::*.
Can Module::Pluggable be used as an alternative to
On Fri, 12 Jun 2009, Richard Jones wrote:
Can Module::Pluggable be used as an alternative to Module::Find? I load all
my Model::DB classes up front in a BEGIN block in MyApp::Base, like this:
BEGIN {
use Module::Find;
Module::Find::setmoduledirs('path/to/lib');
Module::Find::useall
Hi, this problem is driving me batty... with
$self-authen-protected_runmodes('view');
CAD croaks saying
[Dispatch] ERROR' for request '/app/view': RM 'view' not found,
referer: http://localhost/app/welcome
If I comment out the authen-protected_runmodes line, CAD can find the
'view' runmode
On Fri, Jun 12, 2009 at 11:46 AM, P Kishorpunk.k...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi, this problem is driving me batty... with
$self-authen-protected_runmodes('view');
CAD croaks saying
[Dispatch] ERROR' for request '/app/view': RM 'view' not found,
referer: http://localhost/app/welcome
If I
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