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At 12:23 PM +0100 3/21/00, Gerald Richter wrote:
> > I'm using EmbperlObject and I want to Execute an HTML file and have
>> it automatically looked up in the search hierarchy. However I don't
>> want any directives in that file processed. In fact, I'd like it to
>> be possible that it's not even an HTML file, it might be a .jpg.
>> Obviously I could just go and do the search myself, but I'd rather
>> use the builtin rules.
>
>You can turn of the HTML processing with
>
>Execute ({inputfile => 'foo.xyz', options=>
>HTML::Embperl::optDisableHtmlScan}) ;
>
>but you cannot turn off the processing of [+/-/$ $/-/+] blocks. This will
>work for most ascii files, but the current version of Embperl does not work
>correctly with binary data (it stop processing when it finds a binary 0).
>The next version will be binary clean.
The problem is that I'm processing auto-generated HTML files. I can
modify them and escape all the [[ blocks, but it occurred to me that
I really didn't want any processing at all, so why bother with the
overhead. I guess what would do just fine is if EmbperlObject had a
call that, given a file, would give me a path to where it found it.
BTW. Embperl states that all ['s should be escaped, howeverI note
that it doesn't do anything with code like [foo]. Should I trust
that to remain the case?
- --
Kee Hinckley - Somewhere Consulting Group - Cyberspace Architects(rm)
I'm not sure which upsets me more: that people are so unwilling to accept
responsibility for their own actions, or that they are so eager to regulate
everyone else's.
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