--- loncom/html/adm/help/tex/Developer_Tutorial.tex	2004/05/17 22:08:56	1.5
+++ loncom/html/adm/help/tex/Developer_Tutorial.tex	2005/04/07 06:56:22	1.6
@@ -363,7 +363,7 @@ To send back a proper HTTP response, add
 
 ~~~~if~(\$r->header\_only)~\{
 
-~~~~~~~~if~(\$ENV\{'browser.mathml'\})~\{
+~~~~~~~~if~(\$env\{'browser.mathml'\})~\{
 
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~\$r->content\_type('text/xml');
 
@@ -381,7 +381,7 @@ To send back a proper HTTP response, add
 
 ~~~~\#~Send~header,~don't~cache~this~page
 
-~~~~if~(\$ENV\{'browser.mathml'\})~\{
+~~~~if~(\$env\{'browser.mathml'\})~\{
 
 ~~~~~~~~\$r->content\_type('text/xml');
 
@@ -453,7 +453,7 @@ use~Apache::lonnavmaps;
 Remove the {}``Hello world!'' line and replace it with this:
 
 \begin{lyxcode}
-\$ENV\{'form.condition'\}~=~1;
+\$env\{'form.condition'\}~=~1;
 
 my~\$renderArgs~=~\{~'cols'~=>~{[}Apache::lonnavmaps::resource{]},
 
@@ -470,11 +470,11 @@ Line by line:
 contains routines that help render navmaps. For more information,
 see later in this manual or type \texttt{man Apache::lonnavmaps}.
 This ensures these routines are loaded into memory.
-\item \texttt{\textbf{\$ENV\{'form.condition'\} = 1;}}: This is an an argument
+\item \texttt{\textbf{\$env\{'form.condition'\} = 1;}}: This is an an argument
 being passed to the Apache::lonnavmaps::render routine in a rather
 unorthodox way. This will cause the navmap to render all of the resources,
 by default, except for what we explicitly exclude. Since we're not
-going to exclude anything (which we would do with \texttt{\$ENV\{'form.filter'\}}),
+going to exclude anything (which we would do with \texttt{\$env\{'form.filter'\}}),
 all resources will be shown.
 \item \texttt{\textbf{my \$renderArgs\ldots{}\$r\};}}: Since the \texttt{render}
 routine takes a \emph{lot} of arguments, the \texttt{render} routine
@@ -524,7 +524,7 @@ In doing this, we'll learn:
 
 The first thing we need to do to accomplish this is to add an HTML
 form to the screen so we have something to submit. Just above the
-\texttt{\$ENV\{'form.condition'\}} line, add the following:
+\texttt{\$env\{'form.condition'\}} line, add the following:
 
 \begin{lyxcode}
 \$r->print(\char`\"{}<form~method='post'><input~type='hidden'~name='submission'~value='1'~/>\char`\"{});
@@ -549,15 +549,15 @@ submit button won't do much.
 \subsubsection{Seeing The Incoming Data}
 
 LON-CAPA automatically processing incoming POST data and exposes it
-to you in the \texttt{\%ENV} hash. The data will appear in \texttt{\$ENV\{'form.\$varname'\}},
+to you in the \texttt{\%env} hash. The data will appear in \texttt{\$env\{'form.\$varname'\}},
 where \texttt{\$varname} is the variable name of the HTML form element.
 In this case, since we have an element named {}``submission'', a
-{}``1'' will appear in \texttt{\$ENV\{'form.submission'\}} when
+{}``1'' will appear in \texttt{\$env\{'form.submission'\}} when
 we hit the {}``Increment'' button. To see this, add the following
 after the \texttt{bodytag} call:
 
 \begin{lyxcode}
-if~(\$ENV\{'form.submission'\})~\{
+if~(\$env\{'form.submission'\})~\{
 
 ~~~~\$r->print('<p>Form~submitted.</p>');
 
@@ -572,10 +572,10 @@ Reload the tutorial code into the server
 When you hit {}``Increment'', {}``Form submitted.'' will appear.
 
 Note this only applies to POST'ed data. If you use GET, the data will
-appear on the query string. For your code, this will show up in \texttt{\$ENV\{QUERY\_STRING\}}.
+appear on the query string. For your code, this will show up in \texttt{\$env\{QUERY\_STRING\}}.
 If you want to invoke LON-CAPA's processing on that string, so you
-see the variables in \texttt{\%ENV}, use
-\texttt{Apache::loncommon::get\_unprocessed\_cgi(\$ENV\{QUERY\_STRING\});}.
+see the variables in \texttt{\%env}, use
+\texttt{Apache::loncommon::get\_unprocessed\_cgi(\$env\{QUERY\_STRING\});}.
 This is particularly useful for cases where input may be coming in via
 either POST or GET.
 
@@ -625,7 +625,7 @@ Add the following code before the \textt
 code:
 
 \begin{lyxcode}
-foreach~(keys~\%ENV)~\{
+foreach~(keys~\%env)~\{
 
 ~~~~if~(substr(\$\_,~0,~10)~eq~'form.symb.')~\{
 
@@ -658,7 +658,7 @@ you can't depend on being on the same sy
 
 Let's go ahead and retrieve the hash we're going to store. If it doesn't
 already exist, it will end up getting created implicitly. Before the
-\texttt{foreach (keys \%ENV)}, add 
+\texttt{foreach (keys \%env)}, add 
 
 \begin{lyxcode}
 my~\%countHash~=~Apache::lonnet::restore('tutorial');
@@ -680,7 +680,7 @@ Replace the \texttt{foreach} loop that i
 this:
 
 \begin{lyxcode}
-foreach~(keys~\%ENV)~\{
+foreach~(keys~\%env)~\{
 
 ~~~~if~(substr(\$\_,~0,~10)~eq~'form.symb.')~\{
 
@@ -772,7 +772,7 @@ in calls to \texttt{\&mt}. I see the fol
   them for practice)
 
 \begin{lyxcode}
-if~(\$ENV{'form.submission'})~{
+if~(\$env{'form.submission'})~{
 
 ~~~~\$r->print('<p>'.\&mt('Form submitted').'</p>');
 
@@ -876,7 +876,7 @@ sub~handler~\{
 
 ~~~~if~(\$r->header\_only)~\{
 
-~~~~~~~~if~(\$ENV\{'browser.mathml'\})~\{
+~~~~~~~~if~(\$env\{'browser.mathml'\})~\{
 
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~\$r->content\_type('text/xml');
 
@@ -894,7 +894,7 @@ sub~handler~\{
 
 ~~~~\#~Send~header,~don't~cache~this~page
 
-~~~~if~(\$ENV\{'browser.mathml'\})~\{
+~~~~if~(\$env\{'browser.mathml'\})~\{
 
 ~~~~~~~~\$r->content\_type('text/xml');
 
@@ -926,7 +926,7 @@ sub~handler~\{
 
 
 
-~~~~if~(\$ENV\{'form.submission'\})~\{
+~~~~if~(\$env\{'form.submission'\})~\{
 
 ~~~~~~~~\$r->print('<p>'~.~\&mt('Form~submitted.')~.'</p>');
 
@@ -942,7 +942,7 @@ sub~handler~\{
 
 ~~~~my~\%newHash~=~();
 
-~~~~foreach~(keys~\%ENV)~\{
+~~~~foreach~(keys~\%env)~\{
 
 ~~~~~~~~if~(substr(\$\_,~0,~10)~eq~'form.symb.')~\{
 
@@ -976,7 +976,7 @@ sub~handler~\{
 
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\char`\"{}name='submission'~value='1'~/>\char`\"{});
 
-~~~~\$ENV\{'form.condition'\}~=~1;
+~~~~\$env\{'form.condition'\}~=~1;
 
 ~~~~my~\$renderArgs~=~\{~'cols'~=>~{[}Apache::lonnavmaps::resource,