Commit 3ab6f0f6 authored by mkanat%bugzilla.org's avatar mkanat%bugzilla.org

Bug 390442: Bugzilla/Template.pm was failing on perl 5.9.5 with "Not a subroutine reference"

Patch By Fré©ric Buclin <LpSolit@gmail.com> r=mkanat, a=LpSolit
parent a91a67ce
......@@ -55,25 +55,19 @@ use base qw(Template);
# Convert the constants in the Bugzilla::Constants module into a hash we can
# pass to the template object for reflection into its "constants" namespace
# (which is like its "variables" namespace, but for constants). To do so, we
# traverse the arrays of exported and exportable symbols, pulling out functions
# (which is how Perl implements constants) and ignoring the rest (which, if
# Constants.pm exports only constants, as it should, will be nothing else).
# traverse the arrays of exported and exportable symbols and ignoring the rest
# (which, if Constants.pm exports only constants, as it should, will be nothing else).
sub _load_constants {
my %constants;
foreach my $constant (@Bugzilla::Constants::EXPORT,
@Bugzilla::Constants::EXPORT_OK)
{
if (defined &{$Bugzilla::Constants::{$constant}}) {
# Constants can be lists, and we can't know whether we're
# getting a scalar or a list in advance, since they come to us
# as the return value of a function call, so we have to
# retrieve them all in list context into anonymous arrays,
# then extract the scalar ones (i.e. the ones whose arrays
# contain a single element) from their arrays.
$constants{$constant} = [&{$Bugzilla::Constants::{$constant}}];
if (scalar(@{$constants{$constant}}) == 1) {
$constants{$constant} = @{$constants{$constant}}[0];
}
if (ref Bugzilla::Constants->$constant) {
$constants{$constant} = Bugzilla::Constants->$constant;
}
else {
my @list = (Bugzilla::Constants->$constant);
$constants{$constant} = (scalar(@list) == 1) ? $list[0] : \@list;
}
}
return \%constants;
......
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