It has been discovered by my tired eyes that this whole issue was all my
fault! Whodathunkit...
Using TaglibHelper I had defined my @EXPORT_TAGLIB array like this:
@EXPORT_TAGLIB = qw(
'tag1($id):forcearray=1'
'tag2...'
'tag3...'
);
But when using qw() you don't need to quote the elements, right? So I
stopped using qw() and can continue to debug real issues.
Thanks for reading these e-mails anyways :)
-- Ryan
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ryan Parr" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, July 28, 2002 11:38 PM
Subject: %_args
> I'm doing something wrong, of course, what's new. I just have no idea what
> it is... what's new.
>
> [AxKit] [Error] Compilation failed: Global symbol "%_args" requires
explicit
> package name at (eval 272) line 32.
>
> XSP:
> <?xml version="1.0"?>
> <?xml-stylesheet href="NULL" type="application/x-xsp"?>
>
> <xsp:page
> xmlns:xsp="http://apache.org/xsp/core/v1";
> xmlns:mp="http://itoc/ODIE/XSP/MonitorPanel";
> xmlns:dock="http://itoc/ODIE/XSP/Dock";>
>
> <page>
> <head>
> <title>Welcome to the ITOC</title>
> </head>
>
> <mp:list />
> <dock:list />
> </page>
> </xsp:page>
>
> If I take out the mp: and dock: tags and just put in <xsp:expr>scalar
> localtime</xsp:expr> everything works fine. So my structure is good right?
I
> also tried wrapping the custom tags in their own parent tags, i.e.
> <monitorpanel><mp:list /></monitorpanel> and <dock><dock:list /></dock>.
No
> luck.
>
> The relevant error log snippet follows:
>
> [Sun Jul 28 23:40:53 2002] PerlHandler subroutine `AxKit': 22 sub handler
{
> [Sun Jul 28 23:40:53 2002] PerlHandler subroutine `AxKit': 23 my ($r,
$cgi,
> $document) = @_;
> [Sun Jul 28 23:40:53 2002] PerlHandler subroutine `AxKit': 24 my
($parent);
> [Sun Jul 28 23:40:53 2002] PerlHandler subroutine `AxKit': 25
> [Sun Jul 28 23:40:53 2002] PerlHandler subroutine `AxKit': 26 { my $elem =
> $document->createElement(q|page|);$document->setDocumentElement($elem);
> $parent = $elem; }
> [Sun Jul 28 23:40:53 2002] PerlHandler subroutine `AxKit': 27 { my $elem =
> $document->createElement(q|head|);$parent->appendChild($elem); $parent =
> $elem; }
> [Sun Jul 28 23:40:53 2002] PerlHandler subroutine `AxKit': 28 { my $elem =
> $document->createElement(q|title|);$parent->appendChild($elem); $parent =
> $elem; }
> [Sun Jul 28 23:40:53 2002] PerlHandler subroutine `AxKit': 29 { my $text =
> $document->createTextNode(q|Welcome to the
> ITOC|);$parent->appendChild($text); }
> [Sun Jul 28 23:40:53 2002] PerlHandler subroutine `AxKit': 30 $parent =
> $parent->getParentNode;
> [Sun Jul 28 23:40:53 2002] PerlHandler subroutine `AxKit': 31 $parent =
> $parent->getParentNode;
> [Sun Jul 28 23:40:53 2002] PerlHandler subroutine `AxKit': 32
$_args{list}
> = ""
> [Sun Jul 28 23:40:53 2002] PerlHandler subroutine `AxKit': 33 ;
> [Sun Jul 28 23:40:53 2002] PerlHandler subroutine `AxKit': 34
$_args{list}
> = ""
> [Sun Jul 28 23:40:53 2002] PerlHandler subroutine `AxKit': 35 ;
> [Sun Jul 28 23:40:53 2002] PerlHandler subroutine `AxKit': 36 $parent =
> $parent->getParentNode;
> [Sun Jul 28 23:40:53 2002] PerlHandler subroutine `AxKit': 37
> [Sun Jul 28 23:40:53 2002] PerlHandler subroutine `AxKit': 38 return OK;
> [Sun Jul 28 23:40:53 2002] PerlHandler subroutine `AxKit': 39 }
>
> In addition to this stuff, are there any known issues with AxKit and
> Apache::StatINC? Just a sidenote. Not having (not using) issues with
> Apache::StatINC, I just want to make sure my idea of the world isn't going
> to come crashing down around me.
>
> -- Ryan
>
> P.S. My recent posts have been going without response. If I'm posting
> inappropriately or whatever please let me know.
>
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