Description: fix a bunch of spelling errors Origin: vendor Forwarded: no, upstream ignored our previous spelling fixes as well Author: gregor herrmann Last-Update: 2018-04-01 --- a/ASP.pm +++ b/ASP.pm @@ -110,7 +110,7 @@ 'Filter' => "Apache::Filter was not loaded correctly for using SSI filtering. ". "If you don't want to use filtering, make sure you turn the Filter ". - "config option off whereever it's being used", + "config option off wherever it's being used", Clean => undef, @@ -344,7 +344,7 @@ } else { $self->Error("Apache::Filter was not loaded correctly for using SSI filtering. ". "If you don't want to use filtering, make sure you turn the Filter ". - "config option off whereever it's being used"); + "config option off wherever it's being used"); } } } @@ -3108,7 +3108,7 @@ Default 0, if set creates $Request->Params object with combined contents of $Request->QueryString and $Request->Form. This -is for developer convenience simlar to CGI.pm's param() method. +is for developer convenience similar to CGI.pm's param() method. PerlSetVar RequestParams 1 @@ -4531,7 +4531,7 @@ API extension. If RequestParams CONFIG is set, the $Request->Params object is created with combined contents of $Request->QueryString -and $Request->Form. This is for developer convenience simlar +and $Request->Form. This is for developer convenience similar to CGI.pm's param() method. Just like for $Response->Form, one could create a nice alias like: @@ -4689,7 +4689,7 @@ escaped with this method. As of version 2.23, $Server->HTMLEncode() may take a string reference -for an optmization when encoding a large buffer as an API extension. +for an optimization when encoding a large buffer as an API extension. Here is how one might use one over the other: my $buffer = '&' x 100000; @@ -5090,7 +5090,7 @@ in the names of perl subroutines. Then you would create the my::employee subroutine in the my -perl package or whereever like so: +perl package or wherever like so: package my; sub new_employee { @@ -5205,7 +5205,7 @@ of being written in pure perl so that though while it is slower than the other solutions, it is easier to port. -If you would like to cache XSLT tranformations, which +If you would like to cache XSLT transformations, which is highly recommended, just set: PerlSetVar XSLTCache 1 @@ -5626,7 +5626,7 @@ Generally use of globals in this way is a BAD IDEA, and you can spare yourself many headaches if do "use strict" perl programming which forces you to -explicity declare globals like: +explicitly declare globals like: use vars qw($counter); @@ -6382,7 +6382,7 @@ =end html -I would like to say that your ASP module rocks :-) We have practically stopped developing in anything else about half a year ago, and are now using Apache::ASP extensively. I just love Perl, and whereever we are not "forced" to use JSP, we chose ASP. It is fast, reliable, versatile, documented in a way that is the best for professionals - so thank you for writing and maintaining it! +I would like to say that your ASP module rocks :-) We have practically stopped developing in anything else about half a year ago, and are now using Apache::ASP extensively. I just love Perl, and wherever we are not "forced" to use JSP, we chose ASP. It is fast, reliable, versatile, documented in a way that is the best for professionals - so thank you for writing and maintaining it! -- Csongor Fagyal, Concept Online Ltd. @@ -6456,11 +6456,11 @@ Apache::ASP has been a great tool. Just a little background.... the whole site had been in cgi flat files when I started here. I was looking for a technology that would allow me to write the -objects and NEVER invoke CGI.pm... I found it and hopefuly I will be able to +objects and NEVER invoke CGI.pm... I found it and hopefully I will be able to implement this every site I go to. When I got here there was a huge argument about needing a game engine -and I belive this has been the key... Games are approx. 10 time faster than +and I believe this has been the key... Games are approx. 10 time faster than before. The games don't break anylonger. All in all a great tool for advancement. @@ -6658,7 +6658,7 @@ (d) Added old perlmonth.com articles to ./site/articles in distribution and linked to them from the docs RESOURCES section - (d) Updated documention for the $Application->SessionCount API + (d) Updated documentation for the $Application->SessionCount API + Scripts with named subroutines, which is warned against in the style guide, will not be cached to help prevent my closure problems that often @@ -6693,7 +6693,7 @@ for suggesting the fix. - $Response->{ContentType} set to text/html for developer error reporting, - in case this was set to something else before the error occured. + in case this was set to something else before the error occurred. Thanks to Philip Mak for reporting. - Couple of minor bug fixes under PerlWarn use, thanks Peter Galbavy @@ -6719,7 +6719,7 @@ ++ Total XSLT speedups, 5-10% on large XSLT, 10-15% on small XSLT + bypass meta data check like expires for XSLT Cache() API use - because XSLT tranformations don't expire, saves hit to cache dbm + because XSLT transformations don't expire, saves hit to cache dbm for meta data + use of direct Apache::ASP::State methods like FETCH/STORE @@ -6741,7 +6741,7 @@ ++ Runtime speed enhancements for 15-20% improvement including: + INTERNAL API ReadFile() now returns scalar ref as memory optimization + cache InodeNames config setting in ASP object now for common lookups - + removed CompileChecksum() INTERNAL API, since it was an unnecesary + + removed CompileChecksum() INTERNAL API, since it was an unnecessary method decomposition along a common code path + removed IsChanged() INTERNAL API since compiling of scripts is now handled by CompileInclude() which does this functionality already @@ -6750,7 +6750,7 @@ + do not call INTERNAL SearchDirs() API when compiling base script since we have already validated its path earlier + Use stat(_) type shortcut for stat() & -X calls where possible - + Moved @INC initilization up to handler() & consolidated with $INCDir lib + + Moved @INC initialization up to handler() & consolidated with $INCDir lib + removed useless Apache::ASP::Collection::DESTROY + removed useless Apache::ASP::Server::DESTROY + removed useless Apache::ASP::GlobalASA::DESTROY @@ -7120,7 +7120,7 @@ =item $VERSION = 2.31; $DATE="01/22/2002"; + $Server->MapInclude() API extension created to wrap up Apache::ASP::SearchDirs - functionality so one may do an conditional check for an include existence befor + functionality so one may do an conditional check for an include existence before executing $Response->Include(). Added API test to server.t + $Server->Transfer() now allows arguments like $Response->Include(), and now acts just @@ -7520,7 +7520,7 @@ when its Debug => 0 -Check for undef values during stats for inline includes - so we don't trigger unintialized warnings + so we don't trigger uninitialized warnings +Documented ';' may separate many directories in the IncludesDir setting for creating a more flexible includes search path. @@ -7538,8 +7538,8 @@ -In old inline include mode, there should no longer be the error "need id for includes" when using $Response->Include() ... if DynamicIncludes were - enabled, this problem would not have likely occured - anyway. DynamicIncludes are preferrable to use so + enabled, this problem would not have likely occurred + anyway. DynamicIncludes are preferable to use so that compiled includes can be shared between scripts. This bug was likely introduced in version 2.11. @@ -7990,7 +7990,7 @@ up the internal database into one of 256 internal databases hashed by the first 2 chars of the session id. Also on the plate is Apache::Session like abilities with locking and/or data storage - occuring in a SQL database. The first dbs to be done will include + occurring in a SQL database. The first dbs to be done will include MySQL & Oracle. +Better session security which will create a new session id for an