At 15:02 24.04.2002, Stas Bekman wrote:
>Per Einar Ellefsen wrote:
>
>>All the other Apache:: core modules docs have been integrated into the
>>site and changed style there too. Should these be re-submitted into the core?
>
>What we can do is to go the modperl-2.0 way for modperl-1.0, i.e. strip
Per Einar Ellefsen wrote:
> All the other Apache:: core modules docs have been integrated into the
> site and changed style there too. Should these be re-submitted into the
> core?
What we can do is to go the modperl-2.0 way for modperl-1.0, i.e. strip
the pm files from pod and let the modper
>> personally, I think that FORBIDDEN() is just as bad as $FORBIDDEN -
>> it's removing the constant idea behind constant subroutines (though
>> sometimes you just have to do things that way to get past the compiler
>> or whatnot). it's a matter of personal choice, I suppose...
>
>
> Yes, I
At 14:28 24.04.2002, Geoffrey Young wrote:
>>Hi,
>>After some discussion on the mod_perl list with Perrin Harkins, it seemed
>>to me like it would be goot having a warning about problems with using
>>constant subroutines (in hash constructs, where barewords get
>>stringified, etc).
>
>the warni
Stas told me we didn't want any more dependencies, so I cancel this patch
and resubmit and other one which does the same only inline in Build.pm.
At 13:28 19.04.2002, Per Einar Ellefsen wrote:
>I've created a File::Which module for use for the mod_perl site and which
>exports a which() functi
Per Einar Ellefsen wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> After some discussion on the mod_perl list with Perrin Harkins, it
> seemed to me like it would be goot having a warning about problems with
> using constant subroutines (in hash constructs, where barewords get
> stringified, etc).
the warning looks g
Hi,
After some discussion on the mod_perl list with Perrin Harkins, it seemed
to me like it would be goot having a warning about problems with using
constant subroutines (in hash constructs, where barewords get stringified,
etc).
I added this, and as the docs have also been ported to the new