> Does such a thing exist? I wouldn't mind sharing some of my works and
seeing
> what other people have done.
>
Currently it doesn't exists, also I would like to see it. If you send me
your code and include a README, I can put it up on our ftp server and add a
link to the Embperl docs and web p
Hi,
>
> I am working on a website which is using ePerl for embedding Perl code
> in HTML. Due to various reasons I am contemplating migrating to EmbPerl
> or Mason. The problem is that in ePerl all code are delimited by <%
> %> but in EmbPerl I see [- / [+ / [* and other delimiters. I could
>
> Btw. do multiple 'execute' functions get called in parallel when done
> in one embperl file? eg. when I have 5 files included in index.html
> via Execute could they start accessing db at the same time?
>
No, Execute's are execute in the order they appear in your sourcefile
> If so - is there
>
> Does anybody else get this behavior?
>
> The following code works just fine normally:
>
> [$ foreach $letter (A..Z) $]
>[+ $letter +]
> [$ endforeach $]
>
> But when I use EmbperlObject instead of Embperl, I get the following
errors
> in my error log:
>
This is a know error and is alre
> Anyone notice a crash with this little test script:
>
> [-
> @bar = ('a', 'blah', 'c');
> -]
> [$ foreach $foo @bar $]
> [- next if $foo eq 'blah' -]
> [+ $foo +]
> [$ endforeach $]
>
As already said, this can't work. I don't know why it crash, of course it
shouldn't. Embperl 2.0 will have
Hi,
>
> There are two features which I think would be good to have in
> EmbperlObject. I would like to know what you think:
>
I think both of the features make sense to me and I will change the
behaviour of EmbperlObject in 1.3b6 accordingly
Thanks for the ideas
Gerald
---
Hi,
>I try to compile embperl 1.3b5 on an Alpha running under Debian Linux
>and I get the following errormessage for about 30 lines:
>
>Embperl.c:520: warning: cast to pointer from integer of different size
>
>The appropriate lines in source look like this:
>
>tReq * r;
>(...)
>r = (t
> I get a strange error when calling a random function - it starts
> sending back broken pages when load testing, but while just
> loading/reloading it works
>
Any errormessages in the error.log or in the embperl.log file?
Gerald
Hello all!
I cannot access your pages anymore, but a recursive request would look like
the following:
[*
# localize variables
local $sth ; # don't use my here, it doesn't work with Embperl 1.x
*]
[-
$sth = $dbh -> prepare ("SELECT * from foo where id = $param[0]") ;.
$sth -> execute ;
-]
[$whil
Hi
>
> I need to go to another page. The page is on another system, so I cannot
> Execute the file.
>
> How do I unconditionally and without user intervention go to another page
on
> another site?
>
> I know I can use this
> [- $http_headers_out{'Location'} = "$fdat{newpage}" -]
>
> But this is a
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