Re: [Catalyst] accessing action methods in a TT view

2006-07-14 Thread Guillermo Roditi
why not just $c-forward?On 7/13/06, Rodney Broom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: From: Guillermo Roditi [EMAIL PROTECTED] whatabout $c-controller()That appears to work, thanks. The remaining cludge I've got in my code is carrying around the context. So far, I only need this for access to the stash. For

[Catalyst] accessing action methods in a TT view

2006-07-13 Thread John Napiorkowski
Quite often I create non action methods in my controllers to centralize functions that don't need to be an action. Stuff like building up a HTML::Widget form, etc. Usually in the controller I call it with $self-local_method(...) and so forth. Now in the TT view you have the stash and the

Re: [Catalyst] accessing action methods in a TT view

2006-07-13 Thread Rodney Broom
From: John Napiorkowski [EMAIL PROTECTED] Usually I just do something like $c-stash-{self} = \$self; I've been doing the same thing in some proof of concept code, expecting to bump into a better (more proper) way to handle it. I have a sneaking suspicion that we aren't supposed to talk

Re: [Catalyst] accessing action methods in a TT view

2006-07-13 Thread Robert 'phaylon' Sedlacek
John Napiorkowski said: Now in the TT view you have the stash and the context but I find no easy way to access the $self-xxx stuff. I know it can be considered bad form to have too much interaction between your template and your logic, but I do have uses for this. Usually I just do something