> $escmode = 2 (or 6)
> The result of a Perl expression is always URL-escaped (e.g., `&' becomes
> `%26').
>
> Is what the docs say.
>
> My question is how to define 'perl expression':
>
That means when you output a Perl expression e.g.
[+ $msg +]
> Should this result in $message being url escaped?
> [-
> local $escmode = 2;
> my $message = "A Message With Spaces";
> $http_headers_out{'Location'} = "http://www.apple.com?message=" .
$message;
> exit();
> -]
>
No, in this case there is no automatic escaping. Also it's on my todo list,
the escaping that Embperl provides, can't be used in this case. Currently
you need to use another Perlmodule e.g. URI::Escape
Gerald
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