What follows is data gotten from the HTTP request. It is all fully immutable,
partially because it logically is (your code doesn't change what the user requested...)
and partially because I hate how bad programs in PHP change those superglobals to do
all kinds of hard to follow ugliness. I don't want that to ever happen in D.
For some of these, you'll want to refer to the http or cgi specs for more details.
*//// All the raw headers in the request as name/value pairs. The name is stored as all lower case, but otherwise the same as it is in HTTP; words separated by dashes. For example, "cookie" or "accept-encoding". Many HTTP headers have specialized variables below for more convenience and static name checking; you should generally try to use them
What follows is data gotten from the HTTP request. It is all fully immutable, partially because it logically is (your code doesn't change what the user requested...) and partially because I hate how bad programs in PHP change those superglobals to do all kinds of hard to follow ugliness. I don't want that to ever happen in D.
For some of these, you'll want to refer to the http or cgi specs for more details. *//// All the raw headers in the request as name/value pairs. The name is stored as all lower case, but otherwise the same as it is in HTTP; words separated by dashes. For example, "cookie" or "accept-encoding". Many HTTP headers have specialized variables below for more convenience and static name checking; you should generally try to use them