Hey, folks.
Question:
I was wondering if anyone else (than me) thinks is annoying to declare the
use of all the required models (objects? packages?) you're using in your
CA app?More, when working with CAD, on each controller you need to repeat
use MyApp::Foo; use MyApp::Bar; etc.
Assuming you're
On Thu, Jun 11, 2009 at 11:11 AM, Portajulian.po...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey, folks.
Question:
I was wondering if anyone else (than me) thinks is annoying to declare the
use of all the required models (objects? packages?) you're using in your
CA app?More, when working with CAD, on each controller
P Kishor wrote:
What I do find annoying is the number steps involved in adding a new
run mode, esp. when using CAD.
First, add the new run mode to the dispatch table.
Second, add the run mode to the setup in the module (assuming one is
not using AutoRunmode... some problems have been alluded
Porta wrote:
Hey, folks.
Question:
I was wondering if anyone else (than me) thinks is annoying to declare the
use of all the required models (objects? packages?) you're using in your
CA app?More, when working with CAD, on each controller you need to repeat
use MyApp::Foo; use MyApp::Bar; etc.
Porta wrote:
Hey, folks.
Question:
I was wondering if anyone else (than me) thinks is annoying to declare the
use of all the required models (objects? packages?) you're using in your
CA app?More, when working with CAD, on each controller you need to repeat
use MyApp::Foo; use MyApp::Bar; etc.
My initial message was more related not to cgi app related modules,
but application related ones
On 6/11/09, Rhesa Rozendaal p...@rhesa.com wrote:
Porta wrote:
Hey, folks.
Question:
I was wondering if anyone else (than me) thinks is annoying to declare the
use of all the required models
Porta wrote:
My initial message was more related not to cgi app related modules,
but application related ones
I have no idea what you're saying here. Did you look at the implementation of
Modern::Perl (or ex::caution)?
rhesa
# CGI::Application community mailing list
Let me clarify.
Using CAD, I have a directory that contains (what I'll call)
Controllers. These Controllers are CA based packages, and each one of those
manages different parts of my web application.
For example, the package Controller::Accounts contains all the different
runmodes related to
On Thu, Jun 11, 2009 at 12:26 PM, Rhesa Rozendaalp...@rhesa.com wrote:
P Kishor wrote:
What I do find annoying is the number steps involved in adding a new
run mode, esp. when using CAD.
First, add the new run mode to the dispatch table.
Second, add the run mode to the setup in the module
Hi Porta
On Thu, 2009-06-11 at 19:19 -0300, Porta wrote:
Let me clarify.
[snip]
One thing that bothers me, is that on every Controller, I need to repeat the
same 15 lines of
So now it's time to write a program which updates the appropriate files,
rather than doing it manually. Use Perl!
--
P Kishor wrote:
[..]
Hi Rhesa, CAP::RunmodeDeclare looks very interesting. I actually used
CAP::AutoRunmode successfully, but I remember seeing a thread on this
mailing list itself about CAP::AutoRunmode causing problems under
certain circumstances, particularly under mod_perl.
Perhaps you
I have something even nastier
package Nasta::Models;
my $dir = 'Models';
opendir(DIR, $dir);
my @files = grep(/\.pm$/,readdir(DIR));
closedir(DIR);
foreach my $file (@files) {
$file =~ s/\.pm//;
eval use $file;
}
1;
But it's something that doesn't make me proud...
Any suggestion?
On Thu,
Porta wrote:
In order to make my Models available on each Controller. Of course, I could
create a CGI::App package, add all the use lines there and base all my
Controllers on that package. Sure, less lines to type on each Controller.
But, every time I create a new Model, I need to make sure I
This is definitely a step forward, and in a similar direction of what I'm
doing now (my solution is nasty and dirty but been working for me).My
hesitation with this method is more philosophycal, since a Model creation
depends on a Controller method (which I try to avoid, because of personal
Hi Mark
On Tue, 2009-04-14 at 20:14 -0400, Mark Stosberg wrote:
git://github.com/ronsavage/html--parser--simple.git
I've incorporated your patches to my git repo into a new distro (in my
home git repo) and sent it to CPAN.
I'll shortly upload the same to the shared repo.
I'm amazed how long
Are you perhaps looking for Class::Autouse? Not something I would use
myself, but it may help you be more lazy in your programming...
Cheers,
Cees
On Fri, Jun 12, 2009 at 2:11 AM, Porta julian.po...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey, folks.
Question:
I was wondering if anyone else (than me) thinks is
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