> The extra new can cause issues, especially with non-html data. As an
> example, if you have a page with some sort of generic authentication check
> at the top (via execute), and then you get some data (say an RTF file)
from
> a database or file. If you send the RTF data back to the client the
newline
> at the front kills the browser from recognizing the RTF as the type.
> Removing the newline resolve the issue.
>
In Embperl 1.3.1 you can avoid the extra newline by setting $escmode = 0
(e.g. at the end) inside the executed file, but this doesn't work for
Embperl 2.0. I think I will remove this extra newline in 2.0. I think it
isn't necessary anyway
Gerald
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