On Tue, 2 Jan 2007, RJ Herrick wrote:
> Like HTML::Mason::Component::parent ( $m->parent->my_overridden_method()
> ) ?
> I haven't used it but I imagine it does just that.
> See http://www.masonhq.com/docs/manual/Component.html
A components methods are not available as Perl-space methods. You could do
this:
% $m->current_comp->parent->call_method('foo');
or
<& $m->current_comp->parent->path . ':method' &>
These are off-the-cuff, so I may be wrong in the details of the method
names.
-dave
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