Michael wrote:If it really concerns you then maybe a $request = Apache::Request->new($request) if(! request || (ref $request eq 'Apache'));
that won't work (in all cases) because of later code:
$params->{ params } = { %{ $request->parms() } } if $all or $plist->{ params };
params() is an Apache::Request method, not an Apache method.
My code should get an new Apache::Request object if the request wasn't there, or if it's just an Apache object, right? So, after that it would be guaranteed to be an Apache::Request object, right?
-- Michael Peters Developer Plus Three, LP
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