(Half-comment, half-doc change below) I don't have a specific patch (yet), but as I just used method handlers for the first time, studying from the v1 guide, I thought I should point out that the guide does not go out of it's way to remind the poor users about mod_perl's namespace mess. Example:
If in mod_perl_start.pl you declare: $obj=Object->new; or even our $obj=Object->new; (in httpd.conf) <Perl> warn "Object is ".ref($obj); </Perl> $obj will be out of scope. Rememdy for non-experts is: ALWAYS FULLY DECLARE OBJECTS TO BE USED WITH METHOD HANDLERS Solution: (mod_perl_start.pl). $PermanentNamespace::Obj=Object->new After writing all that, it occured to me that a better alternative is in one of the existing examples on the page which use $My::Obj, simply specifically point out that the "My::" prefix is for a namespace and should not be confused with my $obj Issac --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
