That was the idea I had, but it seems it is a brand new run of all my
code, thus the variable values are lost and re-initialized. I've been
working on writing to a file on disk, and reading that in, but that is a
lot of over head I'd like to avoid.
Thanks though.
Ray Morris wrote:
I am writing a module that runs certain functions depending on the
configuration directives in the conf files. The functions are run
twice when the server is started and again when the server shuts
down.
I think I read something about this in Nick's
book, but I don't recall exactly. Anyway in case
someone more knowledgeable than I doesn't reply, remember
you can of course just set a variable the first time your
functions are run and then on future invocations you'll
return immediately if the variable is already set.
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Ray B. Morris
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On 04/08/2008 01:44:35 PM, Andy Grant wrote:
I am writing a module that runs certain functions depending on the
configuration directives in the conf files. The functions are run
twice
when the server is started and again when the server shuts down. Is
there a way to make the functions run only once? Maybe some variable
that can be checked stating that the server is reading the conf
files,
actually starting the server, or shutting down?
Thanks
