> 2. make the two interchangable via aliasing, so setting > /$Apache::err(str)?/ will also set /$APR::err(str)?/
that's still my favorite if we can swing it. > > 3. use just one set /$ModPerl::err(str)?/ > > 4. use one set and shortcut it to /$MP::err(str)?/ I don't think we can really do that with APR. once the APR interface is capable of being separated it makes little sense to have things in the MP:: or any other mod_perl related namespace. > > So speak up before we started to change everything, tell which one do > you like and if you have other ideas. not really. can you explain exactly what the issue is with $!? I never quite understood why it wouldn't work and today I was playing with BerkeleyDB and saw that it relies on $! to communicate errors. I could have sworn that a few other modules used its dual-value nature as well, but I could be wrong. --Geoff --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
