I'm starting to run into situations where I have (or will soon have)
multiple applications that need to occasionally share pages, or at least
some functionality. I was thinking that a good way of doing this would be to
allow the config_class_prefix method (CGI::Prototype::Hidden) return an
array rather than just a scalar. That way, if I was working on project one,
instead of just:
sub config_class_prefix{
return 'Project1::App';
}
I'd like to be able to do something like this:
sub config_class_prefix{
return qw( Project1::App Project2::App );
}
Then I could call name_to_page or shortname on pages from either project.
Does this sound like a good idea, or can you suggest a better way to share
pages and functionality between applications?
Andrew
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Andrew Gianni
Administrative Computing Services
State University of New York at Buffalo
215 Millard Fillmore Academic Complex
Amherst, NY 14261
(716) 645-3587x7124
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