On Sun, Apr 02, 2000 at 10:37:24PM -0400, Aaron Johnson wrote:
> Did you install the Bundle::Apache with CPAN.pm?
Yes.
> If not did you install MD5?
If you mean the Perl 'MD5' module, yes, I've installed that.
> There is a complete list of the modules need on mod_perl site, usually though it
I'm trying to install HTML::Embperl on a FreeBSD 3.4-STABLE system
running Apache 1.3.12, mod_perl 1.22 (DSO), and Perl 5.005_03. I've
tried using Embperl 1.2.1, 1.3b2, and the latest sources from CVS.
'perl Makefile.PL' succeeds, as does 'make'. However, 'make test' fails
with the following err
Gerald Richter wrote:
>
> yes, of course, but I still have no good idea how define the inherence tree.
> Ok, we could provide the keyfault callback, then it would be up to the user
> to define his own inherence schema. I keep it in mind.
Thanks. I think leaving up to the CMS author to define var
Hello,
>
> I use pdflib for generating a pdf-File inside a embperl-page.
> After the file is created I want to send it to the browser.
> Setting the content-type with $http_headers_out{'Content-Type'}
> works fine.
>
> But Embperl breaks the binary content of the pdf-file.
> $escmode = 0;
> isn't
>
> Are you moving to parser generator, like lex/yacc, or hand coded?
>
I currently evaluate if there is something that can handle my ideas, but I
think I will create on of my own.
>
> The reason I want this is so that when I'm sending output downstream to
> another filter (like the syntax highl
Hello,
I use pdflib for generating a pdf-File inside a embperl-page.
After the file is created I want to send it to the browser.
Setting the content-type with $http_headers_out{'Content-Type'}
works fine.
But Embperl breaks the binary content of the pdf-file.
$escmode = 0;
isn't enough I guess.
Gerald Richter wrote:
>
> [* *] still experimental. I am currently start working on Embperl 2.0, for
> which I do a complete rewrite of the parser and I will surly adress this
> issue there...
Are you moving to parser generator, like lex/yacc, or hand coded?
> I try to fix at least this SIGSEGV
Hi,
>
> i'm building a portal website using EmbPerl. every page contains
> some containers. the structure of pages (which containers are
> displayed on page) are stored in a database, and so are the
> containers together with their EmbPerl code.
>
> the EmbPerl code is retrieved from the database
> I am porting my source code archive browser presentation system, Safari,
> to be able to use Embperl. I like it: it took all of 10 lines of code to
> make a filter out of it. Safari now uses it for building it's "header"
> and "footer" html, and it can be used to process source files before
>
Hi,
>
> When uploading files by HTML FORM, (), the HTTP header
> tells us the total Content-Length of the message, not the individual file
> length.
>
> EmbPerl allows us to save such files, but offers nothing to tell us if a
> message is completely received, with at least a comparaison between th
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