[cgiapp] Re: Patches available for ::Plugin::Routes (was: Re: New plugin idea based/inspired on CA Dispatch)

[Porta]

Sorry for the delay.
I've noticed two things that I've been thinking the last days.

1. The plugin should be able to handle routes like
'/runmode/:term/:term/:term' ? My first thought was that it should
populate a array for the param 'term'. same applies for parameters
passed by GET and POST with the same name (I cannot imagine a good
reason for this, but completely possible)  Any ideas?

2. Another thought I had is that, registering runmodes on the fly will
cause those runmodes to not being available if there's no matching
route, which may happen is the routes table is missing or incomplete
or there's a error on the route itself and it doesnt match the url.
It's true that if no route matches and no runmode is declared by the
plugin, the application will fallback to it's default runmode and you
can debug there to see what happened.
Having the plugin registering runmodes on the fly it's nice, but I
wouldn't push too hard inviting users to not registering their
runmodes in the setup.

Thoughts?

Julian Porta.

On Wed, Sep 24, 2008 at 4:22 PM, Mark Stosberg <mark at summersault.com> wrote:
> On Tue, 23 Sep 2008 01:11:13 -0300
> Porta <julian.porta at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Wonderful changes.
>> I'll review the POD problem. First time with it.
>
> I'm happy to contribute. I'd say the module is ready to wrap up and send a
> first release to CPAN.
>
> You can just add a disclaimer if you feel the module may have incompatible in
> the near future, but it looked reasonable stable and complete to me, as
> it has a small specific scope.
>
>    Mark
>
>
>
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