To answer my own question......always helps to read the
documentation.......I was using the [ ] shorthand form which maps identical
names
THIS:
(__PACKAGE__) => [
'_start' => '_start',
'_stop' => '_stop',
(map { $_ => '_process_request' } keys %COMMANDS)
],
($class) => [
'find' => '_process_request'
]
SHOULD BE:
(__PACKAGE__) => {
'_start' => '_start',
'_stop' => '_stop',
(map { $_ => '_process_request' } keys %COMMANDS)
},
($class) => {
'find' => '_process_request'
}
On Thu, May 7, 2009 at 9:56 PM, Josh803316 <[email protected]> wrote:
> For some reason......when I execute the find method, which should really
> execute the '_process_request' method the find isn't replaced with a
> reference to _process_request
>
> ############# CODE ATTEMPT #########
> my $session = $class->__spawn({easyDBI_alias => 'easydbi_alias'});
> $kernel->post('PoeDevice', find => { id => 1, find_event =>
> \&my_method_handler } );
> ######################################
>
> ## find and any keys of %command should all be mapped to _process_request
> but they aren't any ideas why?
> sub __spawn {
>
> my $class = shift;
> my %exp_commands = map { $_ => 1 } qw(find);
> my $session = POE::Session->create(
>
> package_states =>
> [
> (__PACKAGE__) => [
> '_start' => '_start',
> '_stop' => '_stop',
> (map { $_ => '_process_request' } keys %COMMANDS)
> ],
> ($class) => [
> 'find' => '_process_request'
> ]
>
> ],
> ## pass args into _start:
> args => [...@_],
> heap => {
> class => $class
> },
>
> );
>
> return $session;
>
> }
>
