On Oct 27, 2006, at 8:25 PM, Philip M. Gollucci wrote:
You can not, they are readonly versions of APR::Table (apr_table_t)
You could always copy the structure to a hash somewhere. Also,
check the archvies of this
list, I know someone (probably joes) posted an answer to this
question before.
Just to add-
I think that approach can lead to some big problems.
I'd strongly suggest having a Form class, or some 'untaint' class,
loop through the necessary fields -- pulling them from APR::Table,
and validating/untainting them -- then just deal with those values.
Personally, I have a class that does this:
Loop through values & validate
valid data gets cleaned ( lead/trailing whitespace stripped, int()
numerics ), and stored in an cleaned hash
errors get marked in a hash that has an error code keyed to the field
if scalar keys %errors :
reprint form using the valid array as defaults
else:
do biz logic on the valid data
// Jonathan Vanasco
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