Randal L. Schwartz wrote:
"Jason" == Jason Gottshall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Jason> Darren Chamberlain wrote:
Also, can someone give me a better name than "$JOINER"?
That's a pretty dumb name.
Jason> How about $PARAM_DELIMETER?
Perhaps $URL_PARAM_JOINER? $JOINER actually seemed fine to me.
The trouble is, how to set that from within TT code?
I think a simple addition of a constructor as you mentioned before would be
good for the cases where a person cannot access the perl code. Here's the
example I mentioned in a previous email.
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I think we should also add an option to the url constructor if possible.
Here's what I mentioned before:
Something like:
USE url('/foo/bar', {}, {joiner => '&'}); # i've learned hashrefs help when you
want to pass a bunch of options around. otherwise you can end up with 15,000 params
# or if you don't like a hashref for options:
USE url('/foo/bar', {}, '&');
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-- Josh
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