Hi All!

My warmest regards to all Monks who take part in a discussion of input switch topic! Yes - CGI::Application is a kind of great module. But how about multi-runmodes: for example 

Class:
  USERS 
Methods:
  add
  del
  list
  ... and so on
Class:
  INVOICES
Methods:
  add
  del
  print
  ... and so on
Class:
  Any other class we can need
Methods:
  Any other methods we can need

In terms of C::A mode_param is a classes and run_modes is a methods of such class

It will be better to pass to C::A mode_param method array instead of scalar.

At this time I use following code for my needs: 

my @isect = ();
my @union = ();
my %union = ();
my %isect = ();
my @possible_states = ('users','sources','publisher','authors','joinus
+','content','logs','genre','sq'); #Objects array
my $e = '';
my @current_state = $main::CGI->param();
foreach $e (@current_state,@possible_states) { $union{$e}++ && $isect{
+$e}++ }
@isect = keys %isect;
my $sub_subst = uc($isect[0]) || displayQueryScreen();
my $what_to_do = $sub_subst->new();
my $action = $main::CGI->param ($isect[0]);

$action =~ s/^_+//; #filtering private methods
$what_to_do->$action() || displayQueryScreen ();

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So, I have predefined array of accessible classes next get array of CGI hash keys and intersect them both (intersection from Perl Cookbook). First object in intersection is needed object and so on.

Question is
1. Can I use 'multi-runmodes' with C::A?
2. Why not to use my code?

In reply to multi of so called "runmodes" by well

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