I'm trying to trap the server errors that occur when embperl hits
something
that is incorrectly configured.
i.e. someone puts in [+ $foo $]
Now normally, I would expect this to generate an HTTP error 500.
And under Apache I can "trap" this kind of error to a script handler.
It seems like Embperl has a different mechanism for returning these
errors.
Can anyone offer me some help/thoughts with regards to this?
My goal is to take the "error" that embPerl generates - package it up
nicely and display it on the screen - and give my users a button to send
me the error.
-Tom
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