Ge
ugh, that page is a mess :)
Yes I know :)
if ($ENV{MOD_PERL_API_VERSION} == 2) {
use Apache2::Const qw(OK);
}
else {
use Apache::Constants qw(OK);
}
That's only runtime logic around compile time statements.
You wouldn't able to do a syntax check with that in your file
unless you had mp2 and mp1 in the perl lib tree ?
also, its needs an s/mod_perl/mod_perl2/g
should be more than sufficient for that entire page I would think. if
someone wants to move to the -compile option to save overhead I'm sure they
can figure out how it works :)
well, I don't think the issue there is as clear cut as I'd like it to be.
sure, we ought to be promoting 2.0, but 1.99 is _everywhere_, in particular
versions of redhat and debian that lots of our userbase uses. but if we
stick to MOD_PERL_API_VERSION then 1.99 v 2.0 is a non-issue - if you have
mp2 but that test fails you're on way too old a version :)
--Geoff
Agreed.
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