>
> The above works perfectly however it doesn't work in my project since I
have all my functions in a seperate file.
> I tried doing this in my page:
>
> [- $subs = $param[0] -]
> [! sub getstatus { return $subs->status } !]
>
> But unfortunately I get the following error message: 'Can't call method
"status" on an undefined value at....'
>
Yes, because $subs will not be defined at the time you call your subroutine.
One possibility is to change it to
[! sub getstatus { return $_[1]->status } !]
and call it like
[- $r -> getstatus ($subs) -]
or you can add your subs object to the request data, so you don't have to
pass it everytime as argument:
[! sub getstatus { return $_[0]->{subs}->status } !]
and call it like
[-
$r -> {subs} = $subs ;
$r -> getstatus ;
-]
> Is there some other way I can separate my functions from the individual
pages and get an accurate status. Or am I going in the totally wrong
direction and should I instead do things with plain Embperl instead of
EmbperlObject????
>
It depends on what you want to do. From what I hear so far, I think
EmbperlObject is alright for you.
> Is there really no way to force Embperl to Execute the (*) part first?
The Execute order defines where in your output the resulting HTML is places.
So Executeing (*) first changes your output.
> Surely this would make sense for most applications and would make things a
lot simpler. Also it would make it easier to port from plain CGI?
And how do you define where the output goes ?
Suggestions are always welcome to improve Embperl
Gerald
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