PS: here again, I found a way of obtaining the output I expected without
using the code I first used: I'm not looking for a solution to the
problem, but I am greatly interested in knowing whether the result of
Embperl's processing is incorrect or not (I'm never certain to understand
correctly what Perl/Embperl is supposed to produce); if it is a bug, I
thought it would be useful to correct it before too many people waste time
on it.
PPS: the (first) code actually produces only the sentence:
'Here is the output of the routine 'definedSub':".
Best wishes to all,
EOL
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Date: Mon, 1 Apr 2002 19:27:20 +0200 (DFT)
From: Eric-Olivier Le Bigot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Print OUT in sub [2.0b7]: bug?
Hello,
I get a strange behavior when I use a sub that does not contain any [++]
block:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
[$ sub definedSub $]
[#+ 'hello' +#]
[- print OUT " IN ROUTINE\n"; -]
[$ endsub $]
Here is the output of the routine 'definedSub':
[- definedSub; -]
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produces nothing.
But if I uncomment the 'hello' line, then it works as I expected and
produces:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Here is the output of the routine 'definedSub': hello IN ROUTINE
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Is it a normal behavior?
EOL
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Eric-Olivier LE BIGOT (EOL)
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