$^T

[H Jayakumar <HJ...@novell.com>]

hi all,

   In windows mod_perl-beta2 
    
        print $^T; 

   returns the same value again and again,  Also

    my $t = $^T;
    print $t;
 
    does not help 

   any comments ?

Thanks,    

  

Re: $^T

[Stas Bekman <st...@stason.org>]

Perrin Harkins wrote:
> H Jayakumar wrote:
> 
>>    In windows mod_perl-beta2             print $^T;
>>    returns the same value again and again
> 
> 
> That is correct behavior.  The $^T variable contains the time that the 
> current program (i.e. apache) started running.   If you want the current 
> time, use time() instead.

If the beginning of the request is good enough, $r->request_time is better, as 
it saves a system call.

http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/user/handlers/http.html#PerlPostReadRequestHandler

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Re: $^T

[Perrin Harkins <pe...@elem.com>]

H Jayakumar wrote:
>    In windows mod_perl-beta2 
>     
>         print $^T; 
> 
>    returns the same value again and again

That is correct behavior.  The $^T variable contains the time that the 
current program (i.e. apache) started running.   If you want the current 
time, use time() instead.

- Perrin