>
> Ok, I've got a better patch now.
Great :-)
> I've removed my earlier debug code and
> the hack. I've changed the code for
> So that it does this instead:
>
> Execute ({inputfile=>$file, output=>$return, syntax=> "Text"})
>
> May as well use the technology if it exists, instead of opening a
Gerald Richter wrote:
>
> > > >
> > > > hack. I've changed the code for
So that it does this instead:
Execute ({inputfile=>$file, output=>$return, syntax=> "Text"})
May as well use the technology if it exists, instead of opening and
reading the file manually...
Basically does this now:
Ex
> > >
> > >
Gerald Richter wrote:
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> > The only thing that's been hooping me up so far in the
> > inability to do these two types of includes:
> >
> >
> The only thing that's been hooping me up so far in the
> inability to do these two types of includes:
>
>
I've been playing with Embperl v2 lately. I am very impressed with the
ability to have various Syntaxes, and to be able to easily switch
amongst them at will, even withing the same Embperl object.
Has anybody tried running their current mod_include websites under
Embperl 2? The only thing that's
