Having never used Catalyst, I solicited irc://irc.perl.org/#catalyst 
01:37    whidgle    day old unanswered question http://perlmonks.com/?
+node_id=890325# Catalyst - chained actions with empty PathPart
01:39    hobbs    yeah, the answer is don't use Chained for that
01:40    hobbs    create a :Args action that will accept any number of
+ arguments and gets ('region', 'blah', 'category', 'bleh') as @args
01:40    hobbs    and takes them two-by-two and sets variables or call
+s load_region, load_category, etc. as necessary
01:40    hobbs    (using a dispatch table or can or whatever if you li
+ke, if you need something that complex, or just "if"... whatever)
01:40    hobbs    and then forwards to the real work :)
01:41    whidgle    i didn't ask it :)
01:42    hobbs    oh, bleh :)
01:42    whidgle    "comment on" is the link you want
01:43    hobbs    well, I don't particularly want it :-P

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