I want to set -no_undef_params in CGI::Application.

In a CGI program it would be something like;
use CGI qw/-no_undef_params/;

in C::A I need to say my package isa C::A. I do that like so;
use base CGI::Application;

However
use base CGI::Application -no_undef_params;
does not seem to work, (nor any other permutation I could think of).
I was just wondering what the right syntax would be?

Oh.. while I'm here.
Is there any way I could import the HTML shortcuts into my C::A namespace, so as not to have to use the OO style.
I want to be able to say td(foo) instead of $q->td(foo)

I should mention this is all in a mod_perl handler.

In reply to CGI::Application and CGI pragmas? by Anonymous Monk

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