Neil,
>
> Would it be worth considering an [$ exit $] command in Embperl that
> would stop all processing at that point, even if the command is in a
> file which is executed from another?
Yes, something like this would make sense. I add it to the TODO list
> Currently, if you call the Perl
> e
Gerald,
Would it be worth considering an [$ exit $] command in Embperl that
would stop all processing at that point, even if the command is in a
file which is executed from another? Currently, if you call the Perl
exit() function then it only seems to exit from the current file, but
the parent wi
Yep. That does it. Thanks.
-mp
ps. If the powers-that-be have a slightly less verbose way to stop
processing from within a child script, if you could let the list know, that
would be cool.
At 10:25 AM 2/28/01, Neil Gunton wrote:
> > My login testing occurs from within an .epl page that is
> My login testing occurs from within an .epl page that is invoked by Execute
> from within another .epl file.
>
> main.epl
> Execute( logintest.epl)
>
> Execute(sidenav.epl)
>
>
> When I call exit(), the logintest.epl exits but main.epl and the rest of
> it
As an additional comment:
I poked around in the source and exit appears to be using structures from
mod_perl, I'm unable to run under mod_perl due to memory constraints.
/* from mod_perl's perl_util.c */
struct ufuncs umg;
-mp
At 10:01 AM 2/28/01, Marcus R. Popetz wrote:
>I originall
I originally responded to Neil saying that I was having buffering IO
problems when trying this method but I must be working too much...because
that was wrong. I wasn't seeing any output from Embperl which led me to
believe that when I was exiting, the contents of http_headers_out were not
get
"Marcus R. Popetz" wrote:
>
> At 06:22 PM 2/27/01, you wrote:
> >What I do here is something like this:
> >
> > $http_headers_out{'Location'} = "/login/";
> > exit();
> >
> >HTH
>
> I was having problems with buffered IO in that case. Did you have to setup
> some option to make
> What I'm trying to accomplish:
>
> Someone posts some data.
> I detect they are not logged in.
> I stop processing (because they might not have privs to do what they are
> posting)
> I redirect to a login page.
What I do here is something like this:
$http_headers_out{'Location'} = "/l
Hello all.
I have been trying to get Embperl to stop further processing of my scripts
when I detect an error.
Anyone had any luck getting this to work?
I've tried to:
die "random error message here";
but Embperl just saves up the error messages to be delivered at a later date.
What I'm trying
