>
> When I Execute one file (title.epl, and there is "die" in it) and
> after (or before) that try to catch output of another (output of
> some.epl, into $res), I receive error messages from title.epl (!) in
> $res variable.
>
Aah I see...
Embperl accumulates all error during one request. To not receive the error,
just reset Embperl error flag like
[-
$r = shift ; # embperl request object
-]
<H1>[- Execute('title.epl'); # should die there -]</H1>
[-
$r -> Error (0) ; # reset error flag
Execute({
inputfile=>"some.epl",
output=>\$res,
});
print OUT $res;
-]
Hope this helps
Gerald
P.S. This only work with Embperl 1.x
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