On Thu, 6 Jul 2006, Geoffrey Young wrote:
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Author: autarch
Date: Wed Jul 5 08:06:29 2006
New Revision: 419247
URL: http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?rev=419247&view=rev
Log:
Cannot call sub to define a constant if the sub has not yet been
defined, so just use a variable instead.
hmm, it worked ok for me (and has for quite a while)... but ok, whatever.
It had to do with the fact that I had moved the code out of the constant
definition and into its own sub, and the sub was defined _later_ in the
file. Since "use constant" happens at compile time right when Perl sees
it, the sub was not yet in place.
it was in the eval that defined HAS_APACHE_TEST, so no it wouldn't have.
I think that code needs to be re-added back in. maybe not exactly the
way it was if you think it could be better, but the idea is so that no
combination of Apache-Test, it's configuration files, or lack thereof
causes a simple
$ perl Makefile.PL && make && make test
to either fail or enter into an interactive process (which would also
cause the CPAN shell to timeout and not work). I worked pretty hard to
cover all the cases, and I don't really code much without a real reason :)
Ah, good point. I didn't realize you were trying to avoid the prompts, as
I've seen those many times in the past.
I don't suppose there's a simple way to ask Apache::Test if it can find a
server without prompting the user? That seems like the best way to test
for this.
-dave
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