Hi!
On Mon, Apr 01, 2002 at 07:29:38PM +0200, Eric-Olivier Le Bigot wrote:
> Is it a feature or a bug?
Looks like a bug. Had the same problem here, too. Gerald will have a
look on it, when he's back from his vacation.
Regards, Axel Beckert
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Hello all,
I don't know if this is the expected behavior but found that some
variables (hashrefs) that are passed to other Embperl pages trough
@param in Execute statements are not being undefined after the
request finishes. I found this while debugging some code and I
noticed that de D
Hey. Well, I made progress on getting my working Embperl. I used ldd to see what the beta 5 embperl was linked to and compared it to what the beta 7 file was linked to.
I found that if I exported LD_PRELOAD with my xalan and xerces libraries before I did the make test, that embperl would load.
I
PS: here again, I found a way of obtaining the output I expected without
using the code I first used: I'm not looking for a solution to the
problem, but I am greatly interested in knowing whether the result of
Embperl's processing is incorrect or not (I'm never certain to understand
correctly what
PS : I'm not looking for a way of getting the output I expected, because I
rewrote the code I used differently. However, if the code I cited is
incorrectly interpreted by Embperl, it would be nice to have the problem
fixed, so that other people do not waste time with such a bug. But I may
be inc
At 7:29 PM +0200 4/1/02, Eric-Olivier Le Bigot wrote:
> Hello,
>
>I would like to change the HTML escaping mode inside a [- -] block; I
>thought the following piece of code would do it:
>
>
>[-
>local $escmode = 7;
>prin
Hello,
I would like to change the HTML escaping mode inside a [- -] block; I
thought the following piece of code would do it:
[-
local $escmode = 7;
print OUT "éric\n";
local $escmode = 0;
print OUT "éric\n";
-]
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Hello,
I get a strange behavior when I use a sub that does not contain any [++]
block:
-
[$ sub definedSub $]
[#+ 'hello' +#]
[- print OUT " IN ROUTINE\n"; -]
[$ endsub $]
Here is the output of the routine 'definedSub':
