> On Fri, Feb 16, 2001 at 10:05:22AM -0800, Wim Kerkhoff wrote:
> > I forgot about the optRawInput trick. I added
> >
> > [- $escmode=0; $optRawInput = 1 -]
> >
[- $optRawInput = 1 -]
Should work, setting $escmode to zero doesn't seems to be a good idea,
because it may cause problem if the content you read from the file/pipe does
contain any characters that had to escaped.
> > to uptime.html and base.html with no luck. Back ticking the < only give
> > me a "[19646]ERR: 24: Line 7: Error in Perl code: (in cleanup)
> > Unterminated <> operator...." error :P
>
You should set either $optRawInput = 1 or use the backslash before the <UP>.
The error message looks like, you have used both. This will not work.
BTW you could set EMBPERL_OPTIONS to 1 in your httpd.conf, if you write all
your code with an ascii editor, then you don't have to add it to all pages,
but you shouldn't do that in case you use some highlevel html editor.
> that's strange... I have several code fragments like the following
> that work just as intended (they didn't wihout the "\<", however):
>
Yes, this works with the backslash as longs as optRawInput isn't set
>
> Maybe it's a version-specific issue...
No, no changes since about two years, the problem was when escaping the
output, which has nothing to do with this problem.
BTW. If optRawInput isn't set, you could also write <UP> this will
also work (there is always more then one way to do it :-)
Gerald
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