On 2004-09-06, William McKee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey Mark,
>
> It looks like the plugin bug has bitten you! These look like useful
> additions to the C::A suite. I like the lazy loading and the access
> methods you show in your example. Would it be possible to access the
> config as a hashref?
Currently that's not an option, but it would be easy to adjust it for
that. Do you have a suggestion on who you might like that syntax to
work? Maybe:
=head2 cfg_href()
It works just like cfg(), but returns a hashref instead of the complete
hash.
=cut;
Or heck, it should be possible to detect list or scalar contact
and just Do the Right Thing:
%CFG = $self->cfg;
$cfg_href = $self->cfg;
> That's what I'm currently doing but prefer your
> solution of reading in multiple config files from a static location (I'm
> loading the config file as a module).
This should be very much like what you are doing. Just set the last
expression defined to be a hashref
> Also, what is the format of the config file?
Check the documentation for Config::Auto. :) At least with Perl,
there aren't limitations on the complexity of what your hash ref
contains.
Mark
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