"use" etiquette in mod_perl
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Quick performance question: Will it kill performance to make sub routines i=
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mod_perl call all their own use statements? For instance, I have several su=
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routines that need to query $q->param(foo), and I=B9m curious if I should
create a single instance of $q and pass it into all the respective sub
routines, or if it=B9s okay to have each method create their own $q =3D new CGI=
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instance.=20
Just checking. Thanks!
Mark
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ick performance question</B>: Will it kill performance to make sub routines =
in mod_perl call all their own use statements? For instance, I have several =
sub routines that need to query $q->param(foo), and I’m curious if =
I should create a single instance of $q and pass it into all the respective =
sub routines, or if it’s okay to have each method create their own $q =
=3D new CGI; instance. <BR>
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Just checking. Thanks!<BR>
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"use" etiquette in mod_perl
Mark S Lowe 21:56 on 13 Nov 2004
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