>
> > Instead use
> >
> > Execute({inputfile => '*', options =>
> > Embperl::Constant::optReturnError,
> > errors => [EMAIL PROTECTED]) ;
> > if (@errors) {
> > Execute (....
> > }
> >
>
> I've been doing something recently with Execute and
> @errors, and I noticed that the @errors array also
> contained any 'warnings' as well as errors...
>
> I came across a previous post of yours, Gerald, which
> said that the the way to check if errors have occured
> would be to check the return value of the Execute....
> So if the Embperl script only contained warnings you
> could tell the difference...
>
> Is this still the case?
>
Yes, that's still true
Gerald
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