... 2013
Maternal Health in Nigeria
with leadership, progress is possible
CHARTING
our future
16 | maternal health in nigeria
and 36 states (some with populations equaling those of neighboring African ...
publications/2012/Trends _in _maternal_ mortality_A4-1.pdf.
maternal health in nigeria
with leadership, progress is
possible
2 | maternal hea...
... Version 5.6.1 is
recommended. Instructions for installing Perl are contained in the
INSTALL
file, included with the distributions. If you're on some
variety of Windows, you may find it much ... assume that
Mason is being used in a web context. Most people using Mason also use it
in conjunction with Apache and mod_perl. The main ingredients involved
in setting up this...
... object. This object, in turn, can be used to
generate the text originally found in the component. In a sense, this inverts
the component, turning it from text with embedded Perl into Perl with
embedded ... that newline is discarded from the text output. This is a
convenience to prevent you from having to do this all over the place:
<%args>
</%args><%init...
... blocks
This block is executed whenever the component is loaded into memory. It is
executed before any other block (including an <%init> block). Any
variables declared here remain in existence ... there is only one flag defined, inherit. This is used
to specify the component's parent component. Component inheritance is
discussed in Chapter 3
.
The <%attr>...
... mechanism.
If Apache receives a request with a certain path, say,
/path/to/missing/component
, then its actions depend on what the final
existing part of that path is. If the /path/to/missing/
... HTML in the first place, so that
often no filtering is necessary.
Inspecting the Wrapping Chain
When Mason processes a request, it builds the wrapping chain and then
executes each com...
... autoflush is on, this method is meaningless as no output is ever
buffered.
Attempts to flush the buffers are ignored within the context of a call to
scomp() or when output is being stored in a ...
as_you_wish(), in which case you could set this parameter to
"you_wish." This method will receive a single argument, the
exception object, and is expected to return a s...
... printable string identifying this component. It is intended to
uniquely identify a component within a given interpreter although this
is not 100% guaranteed.
For file-based components, this ... attribute does not exist.
Of course, this makes it impossible to distinguish between an attribute
with undef as its value and an attribute that is not found. To make
that distinction, use t...
... directive that defines one component from within another.
The component embedded within the <%def> block is called a
subcomponent , and it is visible only to the component within which it
resides: ... often imagine a one-to-one correspondence between text files
and Mason components, it is actually possible to define multiple components
in a single text file. This is achi...
... it occurs in a
component located in the mine or shared component root will look for
the indicated component, first in mine, then in shared if none is found in
mine.
An Advanced Inheritance ... }
This takes advantages of how Perl treats lexical variables inside closures, but
explaining this in detail is way beyond the scope of this book.
You can also achieve this same th...
... default
setting is qr/Subroutine .* redefined/i. If you change
this parameter, you will probably want to make sure that this
particular warning continues to be ignored, as this allows you ... each of which
may involve processing many Mason components.
Each of these four objects has a distinct purpose. The Resolver is responsible
for all interaction with the underlying component so...