>Given this code:
>>>>>>>>>
>
><h1>OH HAI</h1>
>
><p>1. <%text><& SELF:wants &></%text> <& SELF:wants &></p>
>
><p>2. <%text><% $m->comp('SELF:wants') %></%text> <%
>$m->comp('SELF:wants') %></p>
>
><p>3. <%text><% my $dump = $m->comp('SELF:wants') %></%text> <% my
>$dump = $m->comp('SELF:wants') %></p>
>
><%method wants>
><% wantarray ? "WANT" : "DON'T WANT" %>
></%method>
>
><<<<<<<<<<
>
>Why does No. 2 behave differently from 1 and 3? I thought that
>wantarray was supposed to be undefined if the context is looking for
>no value.
AFAIK components don't equal subs directly, so doing @q = $m->comp('foo')
isn't the same as @q = foo();
I'd venture, without checking, that it's completely meaningless.
However you could pass it foo => [EMAIL PROTECTED] or foo => \$test, and then
test ref
$foo.
I've never had a need to do this, and I'd evaluate your structure if you
feel you do.
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