Gerald,
i know you are now contemplating the next major release.
you've indicated your intention to adapt a new parser or rewrite one
from scratch. also, you've indicated that some tags may change,
be eliminated, or made configurable. in that vein i am offering my wish
list for the new tag imp
Thank you for replying.
I am smacking myself in the forhead right now.
I was sending the array to my function when all along I could have done the
processing right there in the page.
Thanks Gerald.
Aaron Johnson
Gerald Richter wrote:
> >
> > I am not sure if you saw my post the other day lo
> >
> > The tied hash interface is shorter to write. You could always say
> >
> > $obj = tied (%udat) ;
> > $obj -> FETCH ('foo') ;
> >
> > then you have an get API, but what do you gain by that?
>
> The thought behinbd set/get API is that if you have a hash interface
> with the keyfault callback:
>
> I am not sure if you saw my post the other day looking for a way to get
> all the checkboxes passed forward, and then my reply realizing that the
> browser wasn't going to be any help.
>
Yes, I saw it, but since you answered your own mail before I read it, there
was no need to reply, because
>
> > If not did you install MD5?
>
> If you mean the Perl 'MD5' module, yes, I've installed that.
>
> > There is a complete list of the modules need on mod_perl site,
> usually though it will complain before the point you got to.
>
> So is this a mod_perl problem or a HTML::Embperl problem?
>
Ne
>
> I have installed mod_perl 1.21 with Apache 1.3.9
> and HTML::Embperl 1.2.1 with source compile.
>
> but, my embperl package doesn't work proerly.
> Everytime accessing to my embperl script with web browser.
> Apache got 'internal server error' and cannot handle my
> Embperl script.
>
> The err
>
> This translates any [= mysub() =] blocks to [+ local $escmode=0;
> mysub() +].
I keep it in mind for Embperl 2.0
Gerald
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I found myself doing this [+ local $escmode=0; $varName +] as well, and I
have realized that setting it globally can change it for the entire page.
Really, though, this is not a good solution for me, because I want to go
back and forth between escaped and unescaped blocks often within the page.
I
Dear.
I have installed mod_perl 1.21 with Apache 1.3.9
and HTML::Embperl 1.2.1 with source compile.
but, my embperl package doesn't work proerly.
Everytime accessing to my embperl script with web browser.
Apache got 'internal server error' and cannot handle my
Embperl script.
The error message