1) I tried to locate an archive for this list, but was unable to. If there is one, can someone point me to it? 2) I've read over the documentation for CGI::Application. One thing I really like it is the state transition model it uses to map "run-modes" to methods. If I understand the docs, the run-mode corresponds to the "current state" or form being displayed in your application (As opposed to the the "next state" or state that you get to from a transition). What I don't see illustrated in the examples in the events that cause a transition from one state(run-mode) to another. The state or run-mode is encoded in a hidden form field (typically "rm"), but what about the events. In the examples I saw there seemed to be only one possible event generated per form. This is fine for an example, but most forms have a number of events that could be generated (hyperlinks, form buttons, image buttons, etc.) What are some of the way events are modeled within a CGI::Application program, with the emphasis on having one out of many possible events being generated from the same run-mode? --------------------------------------------------------------------- Web Archive: http://www.mail-archive.com/suppressed/ To unsubscribe, e-mail: suppressed For additional commands, e-mail: suppressed
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