I agree
On Thu, 9 Sep 2010 21:27:43 -0500, Damon Courtney wrote
I think it's time to drop support for Tcl 8.4 in the next release.
We've got 2.0.1 out there that works with 8.4, but 8.4 is getting
long in the tooth and will soon be EOL'd. I'm already running
everything on 8.6, and Karl
I use myself to store reusable code and variables outside the ::request
namespace using other namespaces to give every symbols a meaningful scope. It
did make sense in the usual Tcl programming and it makes sense in Rivet too.
So I never used the ::request::global command and dropping it would not
Thank you discussing about dropping tcl 8.4.
The rpm packets at opensuse depend for the following distribution on:
CentOS 5: 8.4
RHEL 5: 8.4
OpenSuSE 11.1, 11.2, 11.3, Factory: 8.5
SLE 11: 8.5
So the packets for CentOS and RHEL will not build any more.
By the way, Massimo, still no advertisment
Basically, reqvar means to give me a global variable for this request only.
It basically does:
namespace upvar ::request foo foo
So you get your variable locally, but it's coming from the ::request namespace.
It will get cleaned up along with the namespace when the request is complete.
If
I understand now, at first I understood it worked in quite the opposite way.
It must be a limit of mine: I remeber how I clumsly stumbled in this
::request::global thing when I first met it.
It's ok, +1 definetely because adds a value also in term of coding style to
adopt with Rivet. Don't
I notice that the 'cookie delete' command was removed from the docs, but it
still exists in the cookie.tcl file. Any particular reason? I found it a nice
and clean command for deleting a cookie instead of:
cookie set foo -minutes -1
Which just looks stupid. 0-]
Also, I have found something
