Hi, Jim again,
I use strict as well, but in my httpd.conf I also have the line:
PerlAddVar MasonAllowGlobals $MyGlobalVar
Jim
On 02/01/07, Gareth Kirwan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Sorry about the glitch, anyway, as I was saying, I would
>probably add a global variable to httpd.conf and initialise it
>from my main autohandler to some value
Doesn't help the module with the lack of a MyGlobalVar, if strict is on.
>eg.
> $MyGlobalVar = 1;
>
>then. in the shared module, I'd follow the statements with
>some condition like:
>
> print .... if ( not defined $MyGlobalVar);
That doesn't do anything to store the output in a variable, though.
If you wanted to just stop the prints going out maybe localising STDOUT
might work in the mason?
However I assumed he wanted to actually capture the output.
G
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