Geoffrey Young wrote:
Excellent... B-b-b-but how do I create/access $r (the RequestRec object)
in a perl script?
my $r = shift;
Wow, in hindsight, that's pretty obvious. I just didn't think that
because it applies to modules it would apply to scripts. Learn something
new every day!
if you're running your perl scripts under ModPerl::Registry the request
object is the first argument passed to your script. see some of the scripts
in the test suite for examples, such as
ModPerl-Registry/t/cgi-bin/redirect.pl
you can also grep for nph in the ModPerl-Registry/t directory and find some
useful examples there.
I'll go poking around in there, that's probably a good resource I
haven't even considered.
HTH
Thanks so much!
