> >
> >>> I'm trying simple
> >>> [- Execute('_ref.eo') -]
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> In Embperl 2 you have to add a ';' in every statement in a
> [--] block
> >> and you have to omit it it [++] blocks.
> >
Normaly [- -] should also work without ; ([* *] blocks requires the ;).
>
> And just for the
RobertCZ wrote:
Dirk Jagdmann wrote:
I'm trying simple
[- Execute('_ref.eo') -]
In Embperl 2 you have to add a ';' in every statement in a [--] block
and you have to omit it it [++] blocks.
Thank you, I knew it would be something stupid - now it seems at least
some of the problematic pages wor
Dirk Jagdmann wrote:
I'm trying simple
[- Execute('_ref.eo') -]
In Embperl 2 you have to add a ';' in every statement in a [--] block
and you have to omit it it [++] blocks.
Thank you, I knew it would be something stupid - now it seems at least
some of the problematic pages work again.
- Robe
I'm trying simple
[- Execute('_ref.eo') -]
In Embperl 2 you have to add a ';' in every statement in a [--] block
and you have to omit it it [++] blocks.
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Hi,
I'm trying simple
[- Execute('_ref.eo') -]
or
[- Execute({ filename => '_ref.eo', package => PACKAGE }) -]
When it's in the base object file, it works OK, but it does nothing in
ordinary HTML (executed) file - not even error or a trace in the
error/embperl log - and it worked in 1.3
I must
