Hi,
Further to my original problem (occasionally having problems parsing a
template file with mod_perl), I've narrowed down the problem to what
appears to be a bug in Perl's pattern matching. Printing the contents of
the $chunk variable shows it's perfectly valid, whereas the $which
variable (assigned directly from $1 of the pattern match) contains
gibberish - but interesting exactly the same gibberish every time.
Does anybody know if this is a known Perl bug? Also, I'm wondering if
the large pattern match to look for tags is causing problems - I can
imagine if anything is going to tickle bugs in Perl's RE engine, it's
going to be a very long pattern. Is there any reason this wasn't done as
a set of separate matches? I'm tempted to split it up to see if it
solves (or at least works around) the problem, but I was wondering if
there's some reason why this wouldn't be a good idea.
In case it helps I'm using:
Apache: 2.0.40
mod_perl: 1.99.05 (I'm not quite sure about the minor number, got it
from the RPM name)
Perl: 5.8.0
Cheers,
- Andy
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