Am 15.04.2010 14:56, schrieb Steve: > Actually, I found the documentation in Catalyst::DispatchType::Chained > to be fairly comprehensive. You might want to give it a once-over.
You're right: reading the mentionend documentation is indeed fairly comprehensive. Am 15.04.2010 16:04, schrieb Tomas Doran: > Johannes Kilian wrote: >> Thank you - that was the problem ... >> >> It's difficult to find a documented entry to this >> (Chained/Args/CaptureArgs ...) with (nearly) zero knowledge. > > Can you tell us where you tried to look for the info, and I'll make > sure some helpful hints get added too the documentation? > > Cheers > t0m My main error was (as a catalyst beginner): having an isolated view on the <chained> argument not recognizing that <chained> - <args> - <PathPart> - <CaptureArgs> are related so closely. Having understood the Chained-mechanism, it's clear that it has to be so - but the first barrier to get this understanding was too high. Mainly I used "The definitive Guide to Catalyst"-book as first approach - from which I assumed to be a "step by step tutorial" (which it is - but the steps are bigger than I realized in this case). I started the tutorial just in the middle (not having all prerequisites) and started testing it, without having all the comprehensive information - and run into the discussed questions ... (And most badly: I used a helpfile which don't have "Args" und "CaptureArgs" in the search index - but "Chained" was available, so I thought, there's no docu on those Arguments ...) After rereading everything - there's all information available. I just followed the old principle "Engineers don't read manuals" (or if they do, they only read small parts - which I did ... ;-) Cheers Jo
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