Hi, > > > unfortunately implementing this Perlio UTF8 stuff is not done very quickly. > > UTF8 doesn't work quickly in Perl? What problem to add new option like > 'binmode' (binmode => ":utf8") and use this binmode for reading all files by > Embperl? >
In done in C, not in Perl, so it's not so easy like in pure Perl > I can use mtime but if i use Embperl::Object i should trace myself not only > mtime of main file but everything under this - base.epl mtime too for > example It's very not quickly, i think UTF8 file decoding could quickly in > many > times :) > I understand this, but I don't have time to spend a day implementing utf8 support yet (it will come if I need it for my own projects or if somebody pays for it or if somebody sends a patch) > Ok, i resolved problem already by using Template::Toolkit (he caches a files > but works slowly), sorry > Embperl is faster because it written in C, Template Toolkit can easier handle UTF-8 because it written only in Perl You cannot have it all :-) Gerald > P.S. Embperl i used many years before. But i need now in UTF-8 encoding in > files. > > Best regards, Perlover > > 2012/10/3 <rich...@ecos.de>: > > Hi, > > > > unfortunately implementing this Perlio UTF8 stuff is not done very quickly. > > > > I will put on the TODO list, but don't expect a quick solution. > > > > You can use the input option and read you the files on your own, just pass > the mtime of the file as mtime option and Embperl will cache your files the > same way if it has read the file on it's own. > > > > Hope this helps > > > > Gerald > > > > > >> -----Original Message----- > >> From: Perlover [mailto:perlo...@gmail.com] > >> Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2012 12:18 PM > >> To: embperl@perl.apache.org > >> Subject: Input files in Execute and PerlIO layers for theirs + > >> object_base option doesn't work > >> > >> Dear Gerald, > >> > >> I have some problems with Embperl 2.4.0 (perl v.5.14.2) First, i use > >> Embperl in my own environment (no mod_perl, apache, fcgi and etc). > >> Only process under Starman server > >> > >> I want to use Embperl as: > >> > >> my $out; > >> > >> Embperl::Object::Execute({ > >> inputfile => "/foo/dir/test.epl", > >> object_base => 'base.epl', > >> object_stopdir => "/foo/dir", > >> output => \$out > >> }) > >> > >> I have some problems: > >> > >> 1) (BUG?) Embperl::Object doesn't see base.epl file. > >> I have /foo/dir/base.epl in directory! > >> I see in Starman's logs error as: > >> > >> [1738]ERR: 404: : Not found '_base.epl', searched: > >> > >> If i rename base.epl to _base.epl them my template works BUT: > >> > >> 2) (HELP) Other problem. I use everywhere UTF-8 encoding. My scripts > >> have "use utf8" and in UTF-8 encoding, files are in UTF-8 But i see > >> that $out in my example doesn't have utf8 flag. > >> I think it's because Embperl open file (inputfile) without ":utf8" > >> layer. And it reads this file as plain binary file. > >> If i will use "params" with utf8 perl variables i think i will have a hell. > >> > >> You write in documentation that Embperl works with UTF-8. Yes, may be > >> it keeps utf8 flag in variables, in outputs but i think Embperl > >> doesn't work correctly with input files. > >> Am i right? > >> > >> As workaround i see simple option: inputfile_binmode in Execute > >> function for example. If Embperl will have this option i will happy > >> as i think! For > >> example: if i use this option then Embperl opens files under Execute > >> and use PerlIO layer with this layer. > >> > >> Certainly, i can read files myself and use 'input' option but i want > >> to use benefits of caching of Embperl. If i use files through Embperl > >> as i think the Embperl controls modification times of files and caches > theirs. > >> > >> Perlover > >> > >> --------------------------------------------------------------------- > >> To unsubscribe, e-mail: embperl-unsubscr...@perl.apache.org > >> For additional commands, e-mail: embperl-h...@perl.apache.org > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: embperl-unsubscr...@perl.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: embperl-h...@perl.apache.org
