Pretty cool module, this is my first look at it. I did something
similar awhile back for a project using REST. I wish this module was
around when I did it :).
Just to give you an idea, I ended up using regular expressions instead
of literal string comparisons. You could do both just use something
else for regex "table_regexp". I did something like this(trying to
use your syntax):
my($module,$rm);
my $path = $ENV{'path_info'};
foreach my $t (keys %{$table_regexp}) {
if((@args) = ($path =~ /$t->{path}/)) {
$module = $rmodes->{$t->{app}};
$rm = $r->{rm}
last;
}
}
$self->require_module($module);
$module->$rm(@args);
If you're interested maybe I'll hack up a patch.
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Jason Yates
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