Hi folks:
Thought I had this nailed, but it looks like I really didn't
understand it as I should have.
Here is the problem. I want to forward to some private actions to
simplify the application (and avoid repeating myself). I want to be
able to do this from any controller in the code. So in reading the
manual, I thought I was supposed to do
$c->forward('MyApp::Root::do_something');
and not
$c->forward('/do_something');
The latter works, the former does not. Is this intended? Are both
supposed to work?
On a related note, I like naming my internal methods with an underscore
up front. Yeah, maybe not the best practice these days, but call it an
old habit. What I noticed was that private methods named _do_something
didn't seem to show up in the private list. Confused me a bit. Should
I avoid that practice with Catalyst? Just name them
INTERNAL_METHOD_do_something or something like that? Well, you get the
idea ...
Joe
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