[EMAIL PROTECTED] (will trillich) wrote:
> > sub search {
> > # ....
> > {
> > use CGI qw/:standard/;
> > my $form = join '',
> > map {
> > hidden(
> > -name => $_,
> > -value => $arg->{$_},
> > ) . "\n"
> > }
> > grep(
> > $arg->{$_} and ($_ ne 'd') and ($_ ne 'go')
>
>as is, the functions that follow (top-level 'sub xyz {}') get
>screwy. code disappears.
>
>replace "and" with "&&" and all is well. boggles my mind.
Well, as far as I can tell, the original code doesn't even compile
because there aren't enough arguments to grep(). That's why I couldn't
test it. I suppose changing the precedence helped things out. Perhaps
you should use the more explicit BLOCK version:
my $form = join '',
map
{
hidden(
-name => $_,
-value => $arg->{$_},
) . "\n"
}
grep
{
$arg->{$_} and ($_ ne 'd') and ($_ ne 'go')
}
keys %$arg;
>
>with 'and' *{$My::Debacle::{handler}}{CODE} doesn't exist.
That's an illusion. The truth is that with 'and' the code is checking
something completely different, or not working at all.
This is turning out to be pretty well off-topic for the mod_perl list,
so we should cease.
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