pjf at roxsoft
Mar 20, 2013, 8:21 AM
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On 20/03/13 09:11, David Schmidt wrote:
> I want to visit/forward to an action and that action is endpoint of a
> chain. so in order for the action to work correctly the entire chain
> has to be processed. How can I do that without using visit()?
So you have two or more chains. Each chain begins by stashing $c->model(
'whatever' ), followed by making one or more calls to
$c->stash->{whatever_ref}->some_method1, ...->some_method2 and so on
No calls to go, visit, or forward. This thin controller / fat model
approach results in controller actions that typically contain only one
line of code, a call to a model method. The model will probably require
an ACCEPT_CONTEXT method to stash a weaken'd reference to $c. The model
methods can then take input from $c->req and output to $c->stash
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