Hello,
I must deal with naming problem.
I want to use both embperl object and global variables (in the %req hash).
How should I name that object? In the tutorial it is named $subs but I think
it`s not good.
Wat are your suggestions and opinions?
ps - I`m thinking in coding IIS ISAPI filter mo
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> I meant posting info we should get the latest CVS tarball so you don't
> have to mail it to all of us by hand.
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The session code is separated in a module on it's own which isn't in the cvs
yet.
Also the CVS is currently moveing form perl.apache.org to cvs.apache.org and
I didn't have tested
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> I'm back at work (sort of) and I'm glad to see there's progress on the
> Embperl/Session front. Gerald, when there's something you want us to
> test in the CVS, would you post info to this list? I'm looking forward
> too.
>
I have done something. I send it to you with private mail. I thinks
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> so I`m not able to make my own session hash and use it globally in the
> request (all pages)?
>
You, can but with a different way:
See
http://perl.apache.org/embperl/IntroEmbperlObject.pod.4.html#Website_Global_
Variables
and
http://perl.apache.org/embperl/TipsAndTricks.pod.2.html#Alterna
Lukas Zapletal wrote:
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> ...
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> so I`m not able to make my own session hash and use it globally in the
> request (all pages)?
I guess that's what EmbperlObject is for. But in need I sometimes put
stuff in pnotes.
- Robert
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Gerald Richter wrote:
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> I think I will have a test version ready during next week and I send you a
> copy, so you can test it against Postgres in your environment.
Hi everybody,
I'm back at work (sort of) and I'm glad to see there's progress on the
Embperl/Session front. Gerald, when there'
>use
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>[$ var %hash $]
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>NOTE: %hash will only be global for that page. It will not be visible in
the
>pages you include.
so I`m not able to make my own session hash and use it globally in the
request (all pages)?
lzap
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T
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> [!var %hash; !]
>
use
[$ var %hash $]
NOTE: %hash will only be global for that page. It will not be visible in the
pages you include.
Gerald
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I have found a sentence in the manual I can use 'var' for defining global
variables.
I tried:
[!var %hash; !]
in one file and in second
[-
Execute('the.file.above.epl');
%hash = ();
...
-]
But my 5.6.0 perl told me on it:
[181]ERR: 32: Line 1: Warning in Perl code: Operator o
Hello
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> I need to find a place to put use statements in. Where is the right place?
>
Every file runs in it own namespace, so when the module exports symbol, you
must put the use in the file where want to use the exported symbols. In your
case in base.epl (or you have use the full name i.e. Croa
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