Hi,
Trying to decifer this statment:
my $is_valid = $m->comp(".is_valid_sshkey", sshkey => $ssh2, uidnumber =>
$employeeNumber, );
As I understand it, this is a mason subcomponent, but what isn't clear to
me is the ".is_valid_sshkey"
is is_valid_sshkey supposed to be defined somewhere like a
function/subroutine ?
As the documentation reads its states the following:
"How does Mason figure out which component calls are specified directly and
which indirectly? It applies some simple parsing rules. In a component call
tag, if the first nonwhitespace character is a letter, number, underscore (
_ ), slash ( / ), or period ( . ), Mason assumes that this text is a plain
text component path rather than a Perl expression. In that case, everything
up to the first comma or end of the tag (&>), whichever comes first, is
assumed to be a string specifying the component path. Anything after a
comma, if present, will be considered a list of arguments to pass to the
called component."
which i assume means it's just text? I've searched all the code and files
looking for mention of is_valid_sshkey in hopes it would be a function or
routin defined that accepted two parameters?
Looking for laymen terms guidance.
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Hiram Gibbard
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http://hiramgibbard.com
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