>
> I have this file:
>
>
>
> Running embpexec.pl or through the webserver the output is:
>
> /tr/table
>
>
> Is this a feature or a bug ?
>
Looks more like a bug
Which version of Embperl you are using?
If it is 2.x, can you try to put spaces between the tags?
Gerald
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Stefan Cars wrote:
> Ok! THanks for that. Would there be any advantage performance-wise in
> placing alot of code in a perl-module instead of requiring it ? It
> looks nicer and all that in a module, but performancee ?
>
There is no performance difference between a module and a require, actually
a
Hi,
>
> I'm finally playing with [= =] , here is couple of questions/problem
> reports
>
> 1) all translated expressions go into one Data::Dumper file, it would
> be much more convenient to have one dictionary per language because
> you have typically different translators for different language
Ok! THanks for that. Would there be any advantage performance-wise in
placing alot of code in a perl-module instead of requiring it ? It looks
nicer and all that in a module, but performancee ?
Kind Regards,
Stefan Cars
On Mon, 24 May 2004, Gerald Richter wrote:
> Stefan Cars wrote:
> > Hi!
> >
Stefan Cars wrote:
> Hi!
>
> If I need to init some DB and stuff in each page, what is the most
> efficient way todo that ? Using Execute or do's ?
>
do will always recompile your Perl code, while Execute will only when the
code changes. If the code never changes you can also use require. In case
Hi!
I have this file:
Running embpexec.pl or through the webserver the output is:
/tr/table
Is this a feature or a bug ?
Kind Regards,
Stefan Cars
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