On 26 Jan 2007, at 20:41, Jason Gottshall wrote:
In using chained dispatch, I found that getting URIs for specific
endpoints felt a bit clumsy:
I wanted a way to condense the fairly wordy call to
$c->controller()->action_for(), so I added the following convenience
method to MyApp.pm:
sub uri_for_endpoint {
my ( $c, $endpoint, @args ) = @_;
my ( $controller, $action ) = ( split m[/], $endpoint, 2 )[ -2, -1
];
return $c->uri_for(
$c->controller($controller)->action_for($action),
@args
);
}
I think the last long discussion on the -dev list about this
(archives are public and googlable :) resulted in us calling it
uri_to and not trying to make it Chained-specific, and wanting to
make it more intelligent than yours.
Maybe you could subscribe to -dev and once we finally thrash out what
we want to do with this you could help with implementation/test-cases/
whatever?
But yeah, it -is- a sensible idea and we already want something in
the dist and we'd love you to help out with getting it in there :D
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