Hi,
>
> I have a problem concerning magic tables. In earlier days, I
> remeber that the following Embedded Perl code
>
> [- @ary = ( [a,b], [c,d], [e,f] ) -]
>
>
>Head1Head2
>[+ $ary[$row][$col] +]
>
>
Embperl currently does not supp
Hello,
I have a problem concerning magic tables. In earlier days, I remeber
that the following Embedded Perl code
[- @ary = ( [a,b], [c,d], [e,f] ) -]
Head1Head2
[+ $ary[$row][$col] +]
the output looked like this:
Head1 Head2
a b
c d
e f
However, with
At Fri, 28 May 2004 15:51:43 -0400, Farouk Khawaja wrote:
> OK Folks, I realize that sessions management is 'magic' but I really
> want to know how it works.
> | id| varchar(32) | | PRI | | |
> | a_session | text| YES | | NULL|
Title: Session Management Magic
> When I load IN.html and then OUT.html a second time, I get the
value> for 'surName', but I'm not sure where it's coming from? Can
anyone> explain?
Not sure if I understand right what your problem
is? Is it that surname is lo
Title: Session Management Magic
OK Folks, I realize that sessions management is 'magic' but I really want to know how it works. First some background
I've got session working with mySQL. I can see the cookie in my browser and it matches up with a record in the sessions t
>
> Now could someone please explain to me how it is that *'s processForm
> method appropriately gets invoked when I call $this->processForm,
> even though I call $this->processForm BEFORE I call Execute('*')?
>
>
Because the Embperl request object ($this in your case) is setup by
Embperl::Object
This isn't a bug. HTML::Embperl is doing exactly what I want, and
maybe my problem is simply too little sleep. But could someone
please explain to me *how* it's managing to do this?
I have an HTML::Embperl Template. It does this (in greatly abbreviated form).
$this = shift;
Execute({
On 16 May 2002 at 7:59, Gerald Richter wrote:
> Hi,
>
> this seems not the best list for this sort of questions, it's a list
> about Embperl.
>
> Anyway a short answer:
>
> Yes, you have to set the magic on all elements of hash/array. There is
> no simp
Hi,
this seems not the best list for this sort of questions, it's a list about
Embperl.
Anyway a short answer:
Yes, you have to set the magic on all elements of hash/array. There is no
simple way to do it (at least not in 5.6.1) to get your C code called
directly.
There is some w
Hello All,
I'm writing an app which uses perl as it's scripting langauge and I've
just gotten around to using magic to link the C variables for my app's
preferences to variables in the embedded perl so scripts can change the
preferences. Magic for SVs turned out to be sim
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