Perrin Harkins wrote: [...]
Well, again, there's nothing wrong with globals when used carefully, and this solution does use them for storing things.
If you're using mod_perl 1, you can do this to get $r:
my $r = Apache->request();
If you're using mod_perl 2, you can do this:
You can do the same with mp2. As long as running under 'SetHandler perl-script' or having 'PerlOptions +GlobalRequest', though it will be available only during the response handler.
# in your handler my $r = shift; Matt::Resources->set_req($r);
BTW, that's what newer CGI.pm versions support. You can now pass $r to the CGI::new() method, so you don't have to rely on Apache->request(); being available.
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