On 18 Jun 2002, Tugrul Galatali wrote: > Now, FindBin does this nasty thing when it discovers $0 = /dev/null > under mod_perl. It croaks. Just as a quick fix, I replaced the croak > with a warn, but what would make a better long term solution?
Ask the Inline developers - it sounds like this is their issue. I've used HTML::Template::JIT under mod_perl but maybe there's some other ingredient that I didn't have to cause the bug? Anyway, I think a post to the Inline mailing-list would be the right way to go. > Given the current md5 naming scheme, it seems unlikely that we can have > JIT ignore newer templates and use whatever compiled copy happens to be > on hand, allowing for recompilation by script to avoid the problem. That's true. HTML::Template::JIT has no way to know which old module is acceptable for the changed template. > And I can't invoke JIT on the new template from another directory to the > same jit_path before I replace the original template since the full path > of the template is used in the hash. Also true. Off the top of my head I don't see a solution to this problem... Maybe some way to specify the "key" directly? The default would be to compute an md5 based on X, Y and Z but you could override it to do something else. -sam --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
