>
> <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.
>
The input tag will _never_ be processed to get the value form %fdat when
it's part of your output. The only thing that changes when changing $escmode
is with $escmode=0 you get
<input type="text" name="x">
with $escmode=3 you get
<input type="text" name="x">
The later one is display by the browser as text, where the first one is
interpreted by the browser as input tag.
NOTE: This behaviour occurs when you have set optRawInput, otherwise it gets
more complicated
>
> 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.
>
$escmode = 0 does _not_ disable any parsing, really only the escaping. If
you see anythingelse, it's a bug, but for me it works as expected.
> (heh, i think i found a way for neil to have files not processed by
> embperl. just use [- Execute({inputfile = '*', escmode = 0}) -] )
>
Therefor the above suggestion will not work
Gerald
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