On Sat, 2008-04-12 at 10:45 +0100, Richard Jones wrote:
> > I think you probably want $c->stats->report, but can't think why you're
> > calling this directly as it is invoked in finalize() if -Debug or -Stats
> > is set. See perldoc Catalyst::Stats.
> >
>
> Because I never got round to delving into Catalyst::Stats or
> Tree::Simple inner workings. I copy/pasted the example from
> http://www.onemogin.com/blog/559-adding-action-timings-to-your-output.html
> into my Root::end() method and it just worked.
>
> At least it did until I removed the -Debug flag. And then tried to
> recover functionality by updating Catalyst::Stats to the latest version,
> which also updated Catalyst itself (I was using an earlier 5.70x). So
> I've no idea in which module(s) the change occurred to stop the process
> working. Maybe someone more familiar with these modules could offer a clue?
Following the example in the blog post, the solution is to set -Stats
and change your Root::end() method to something like:
@report = $stats->report;
$c->stash->{'action_stats'} = [EMAIL PROTECTED];
and then adjust your template as now you're getting an array of arrays
rather than an array of hashrefs.
Prior to 5.7012, $c->stats was an internal object (in so far as it was
not documented as part of the API) so anyone manipulating it directly
does so at their own risk. Catalyst::Stats was introduced to define an
interface for the stats object so that one could safely override the
default implementation if they wished; the default implementation also
introduced profiling methods that were not there before.
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