hmm.. just did a simple test and it seems i was wrong.
anyway, my boils down to this:
<form>
[+
$escmode = 0;
$fdat{x} = 'I was processed by embperl';
'<input type="text" name="x">';
+]
</form>
the input tag is not processed by embperl, and thus it doesn't get the
default "value=$fdat{x}" added.
(I know, i should probably be a using [$sub$] instead, but the html is
returned from a function in EMBPERL_OBJECT_HANDLER_CLASS)
I can see why that behaviour is there, and it makes sense. tho the
$escmode=0 docs only mention escaping special html characters, not
disabling all parsing of html and [- -], etc blocks.
(heh, i think i found a way for neil to have files not processed by
embperl. just use [- Execute({inputfile = '*', escmode = 0}) -] )
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