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CGI::MxScreen::Tie::Stdout - Discard STDOUT output
This class is used by "CGI::MxScreen" to discard any STDOUT output made until the "display()" routine is called. All discarded output is logged, with the origin of the call, identifying the culprit. Upon an unexpected reception of something that look...
PURDY/CGI-MxScreen-0.103 - 18 Oct 2004 15:16:18 UTC
CGI::MxScreen - a multi-screen stateful CGI framework
"CGI::MxScreen" is a framework for building multi-screen stateful CGI programs. It is rather object-oriented, with some peculiarities brought by persistency constraints: all objects must be handled by "Storable". "CGI::MxScreen" is based on the "CGI"...
PURDY/CGI-MxScreen-0.103 - 18 Oct 2004 15:16:18 UTC
CGI::MxScreen::Config - configuration for CGI::MxScreen
The CGI::MxScreen::Config module is meant to provide compile-time configuration for the CGI::MxScreen framework. Configuration parameters may be set in a Perl file (which is loaded via "require", so it must end-up being syntactically correct and retu...
PURDY/CGI-MxScreen-0.103 - 18 Oct 2004 15:16:18 UTC
CGI::MxScreen::Screen - Ancestor for all user screens
This deferred class is meant to be the ancestor of all your application screens. You must inherit from "CGI::MxScreen::Screen" and at least define the "display()" routine, which will be called by the "CGI::MxScreen" manager when that screen is select...
PURDY/CGI-MxScreen-0.103 - 18 Oct 2004 15:16:18 UTC
CGI::MxScreen::Tie::Buffered_Output - Buferring of screen outputs
This class is used to tie STDOUT from within "CGI::MxScreen", provided the configuration variable $mx_buffer_stdout is *true*: see CGI::MxScreen::Config. The advantages of buffering STDOUT are: * The context indication is emitted before any other scr...
PURDY/CGI-MxScreen-0.103 - 18 Oct 2004 15:16:18 UTC