Understood.
I was originally not aware of the distinction within the Mojo;;Upload...
until I read the documentation. ;-)
I was always expecting a Mojo::File::Asset. Since my real files are all
large I did not notice until I started testing bad input and smaller files.
FYI: I could not get the tempfile method to work until I split out the
assignment from the move_to. It returned a GLOB and not a path. That caused
move_to to fail to convert.
This is what worked for me:
(undef, $path) = tempfile; # I only care about the path.
$miffile->move_to($path);
I am not sure why. I am using perl 5.22.4 and a fairly recent Mojolicious.
I also now have to handle the temporary file deletion on my own.
Mojo::File::Asset gave me that for free. I may re-code it with a File::Temp
object...
It works! I am happy. Thanks again.
Nicky
On Saturday, February 3, 2018 at 2:29:53 PM UTC-7, sri wrote:
>
> We've been thinking about adding Mojo::Asset::*::to_file methods that would
> guarantee a Mojo::Asset::File object, but it's so rarely needed that it
> doesn't
> seem worth it.
>
> --
> sebastian
>
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