Understood and yes Embperl::Object logic is very useful indeed.
Villu
Thank you for the information.
VIllu
On 10/10/07, Gerald Richter - ECOS GmbH <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> >
> > Thank you very much. Will be trying it as soon as I get the time.
> >
> > Could you tell me which files are responsible for the
> > generation of the (x)html. Is it all in Embperl::Sy
Great news indeed and big thanks to Gerald.
Just pointing out that this information is not yet in web page
http://www.ecos.de/embperl/. At least not in the news section.
Thank you,
Villu Roogna
t would there be any cases where the latter (Execute) would be more
preferable? And how about its memory usage?
Using Embperl 2.2.0.
With kind regards,
Villu Roogna
Thank you very much. Will be trying it as soon as I get the time.
Could you tell me which files are responsible for the generation of the
(x)html. Is it all in Embperl::Syntax::* or does some of the logic is also
in *.c files.
All the best,
Villu
Hi again,
Well I have partially achieved what I want. I took a good look on the
Embperl::Syntax::* code and documentation again and figured out that I can
do what I want by using _ep_sa (XML::Embperl::DOM::Element::iSetAttribut in
DOM.xs) function instead of Embperl::Cmd::InputCheck.
In case anyo
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