On Fri, 2004-03-12 at 14:29, Nath wrote:
> > It's a closure problem.
> - How do I fix that?
Pass your variables to your subs. Or use globals, but passing variables
to your subs is a good practice and you really should be doing it
anyway.
my $foo = some_sub();
bar($foo);
sub bar {
my $foo = shift;
print $foo;
}
> Is this something mod_perl does or apache does from
> using mod_perl? If I switch back to standard perl, the problem doesn't
> exist.
It's just something that perl does. You don't see it when you run under
CGI because under CGI the perl process exits after each request. If the
same perl interpreter were sticking around to handle more requests,
you'd see the same problem.
- Perrin
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