Thank you, Gerald. Your recipe is perfectly good for me, but I have new
questions about catching output (Embperl 1.3.6).
Let us assume that we have next three files:
some.epl
Some text (Content does not matter)
title.epl
[- die "Die in title.epl, " -]
Test
test.epl
<H1>[- Execute('title.epl'); # should die there -]</H1>
[-
Execute({
inputfile=>"some.html",
output=>\$res,
});
#print OUT $res;
-]
<hr>
I am alive. Why!?!
I thought that execution of test.html should die in the title.epl.
However, it doesn't.
Well, it will die, but _only_ if we comment the "output=>\$res" in the test.epl.
Moreover, the most strange for me: if we uncomment "#print OUT $res", we'll
discover that there are lost error messages in the $res. Why it is so, if we
didn't try to catch output of "Execute('title.epl')"?
I dont understand what's happening. :(
Could some kind person explain it for me?
Thanks.
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