Hi,

I've done a decent amount of work in a particular script which reads a
(flatfile) database, builds some data structures (hashes of arrays of
arrays) does some processing and spits out a form.

I then want the user to choose some values on the form, submit it, then I
would act upon that, ultimately updating the original data structure and
writing out the mods - sounds pretty standard..

My question is, if I choose to handle the form submission (action="...") via
a second (etc. etc.) script, how do I ensure my in-memory data structures
will be available to that other script?

I'm new to cgi/mod-perl, though I gather one could submit back to the same
script - though this sounds like a pretty unscalable operation over the long
haul, that is having *all* code in one script.

Can someone point me down the right path?  I have a feeling packages might
have something to do with it - all my variables/structures are lexically
scoped as is..

I apologize if this is not the right forum, but I am using mod_perl!

Many thanks,

Happy Star Wars 30th!

-Mark

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