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Hi,
what I use is aliasing a configuration variable into my main
namespace. The configuration is read from a module which is plain perl
code with all its simplicity, power and dangers if edited by
"strangers".
It goes like this:
In the application
use vars qw!$DREAM!;
*DREAM = \$Dreamconfig::DREAM; # Variable aus Dreamconfig her-'aliasen'
my $CSS = $DREAM->{cssdir};
and the configuration module:
use vars qw!$DREAM!;
$DREAM = {
# cssdir und gifdir
# CSS-Verzeichnis relativ zum Server-Wurzelverzeichnis
cssdir => '/css',
};
1;
The technique was described in a mod_perl article by stas bekman. It
works like a charm for me, and if I run into trouble I always check
first my configuration module with "perl -wc".
Hth, and merry christmas to all
Markus
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