>I don't know the special case @param, but there are definitely
>cases where variables hold their values between two calls of the
>same page (only if it is answered by the same Apache child by
>chance of course). I experienced this behaviour several times
>yet. But as far as I can see those effects only appeared in
>conjunction with [* (don't know if this has anything to do with
>it though, I just mention because it is a feature considered
>experimental in 1.x) and declaration of variables using "my", which is
>probably the more important point (use "local" instead), and this
>was independent from the version of Embperl or mod_perl (last I
>saw this with mod_perl 1.24 compiled into Apache and 1.3b5)
This is a closure problem and only occurs within [* *] blocks when you use
my variables. This have of course nothing todo with the version, because
it's a design issue. Embperl 2.0 has another design, so this problem isn't
there anymore.
Gerald
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