On Tue, Jul 30, 2002 at 11:25:40AM -0400, darren chamberlain wrote:
> No, by the time parms() is called, the data has been completely read and
> is stored in an Apache::Table object;
[...]
> Also, the above line references the Apache::Table object as a hash, and
> then creates a new hashref using that data, so you working with a
> (shallow) copy of it.
Ok, now, it's clear for me too :)
Tell me if I am wrong : the problem with Apache::Table is that you
cannot store multiple parameters ? Then a quey :
?x=y&x=z
is read and parsed correctly in libapreq but stored :
x => z
in the table ?
That's why we are limited with the params object of Apache::Template
to single values ?
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