> So I have been playing with different combinations of push_handlers()
> and it looks like it's working properly for RUN_FIRST handlers (my
> initial success with using DECLINED instead of OK) but not RUN_ALL
> handlers.
argh.
> Here's the test case, run make test and check the log to see
> wh
Jeremy Nixon wrote:
> Fred Moyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> But... once I changed my return codes to allow the other handlers to
>> return DECLINED instead of OK in a couple of particular situations,
>> push_handlers() behaved as I would have expected it to. I'm guessing
>> that your PerlFi
Fred Moyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> But... once I changed my return codes to allow the other handlers to
> return DECLINED instead of OK in a couple of particular situations,
> push_handlers() behaved as I would have expected it to. I'm guessing
> that your PerlFixupHandler is set to return
Jeremy Nixon wrote:
> I'm having some frustration with managing Perl handler registrations.
>
> It seems that, if I register a handler from within my code, either using
> push_handlers or by grabbing the list with get_handlers, modifying it,
> and then doing set_handlers -- any other handlers for
