hi bill, escmode has to be set before the block with the code containing <FILE>. it cannot be set in the same block. cliff
Bill OConnor wrote: > Gracias, > > I've trying to figure this out for about a day. > > $escmode = 0; didn't seem to work but \<FILE> does. > > I must have put the escmode = 0 in the wrong place? > > Resposta a sua mensagem de quarta-feira, 12 de dezembro de 2001: > > BO> Installed Embperl on Solaris 5.7 Apache 1.3.19 with File::Spec .8 > BO> (the latest File::Spec). > > BO> I can seem to get a script to write a file but read never seems to > BO> happen. > > BO> open (OUTPUT, "+< /tmp/emb.txt") || die "write failed $!"; > BO> $line = <OUTPUT>; > BO> return $line; > > BO> The <OUTPUT> always seems to be at EOF or something but open always > BO> works. The permissions are ok and the file is not empty and this > BO> works fine in perl. Other things I do with Embperl seem to work. > > BO> Anybody know what gives? > > Try setting local $escmode = 0; inside the [- -] that your code > is in... Embperl has some trouble to differentiate <FILE> from > <html_tags>. > -- ___cliff [EMAIL PROTECTED]http://www.genwax.com/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
