Hi Gerald and all,
little question before I will send "my bugs"...
Is it allowed to run together b5 and b6 on different virtual servers ?
I mean together on system, not on virtual servers.
That is probably the main source of my troubles.
Thanks
Jan
Currently Embperl 2.0 Beta 6 requires xalan to be compiled from sources.
xalan is not only a big download, but also takes a long time to compile.
I've modified driver/epxalan.MAKEPL, so that it will check to see if
xalan is already installed in /usr. On my Debian 3.0 system, after
running 'apt-ge
I get this error when trying to store something using Storable and this is
working fine elsewhere in my code. I'm not storing any CODE items that I'm
aware of!
[849]ERR: 24: Error in Perl code: Can't store CODE items at
blib/lib/Storable.pm (autosplit into blib/lib/auto/Storable/_store.al) li
On Wed, Mar 13, 2002 at 11:52:36PM +0100, Axel Beckert - ecos gmbh wrote:
> I believe that PHP made it probably because of less syntactic sugar
> (PERL is so sweet ;-) and probably easier installation / lesser
> requirements. For EmbPerl you need PERL, mod_perl and EmbPerl, for PHP
> you just
Hi,
>
> There are some of my observations /maybe possible bugs or my
> misunderstanding/
> 1)
> Using embperl:syntax with other than ISO 8859-1 /like czech etc/
characters
> doesn't work.
> The result is in ISO 8859-1 only.
>
> So in previous version 2.0b5 It worked perfectly.
>
There are no ch
Hi all,
I just installed new Embperl 2.0b6. Great work !!! Thanks anyway Gerald
There are some of my observations /maybe possible bugs or my
misunderstanding/
1)
Using embperl:syntax with other than ISO 8859-1 /like czech etc/ characters
doesn't work.
The result is in ISO 8859-1 only.
So in pr
Hi!
On Thu, Mar 14, 2002 at 09:51:15AM -, Sam Michel wrote:
> - use of real, proper Perl, rather than having to learn another
> scripting language
That's probably the big point for all perl lovers.
> However, from a marketing perspective there's another key reason for using
> Embperl...(m
>
> 1. Why is PHP so popular, with such an active user community?
I think at the first look it is easier to install and use. You will get more
quickly a first result and if you are a newbie your aren't able to see the
limits of PHP. Also, as Axel said, PHP is available for free at most ISP,
while
>
> Are these routines which must be executed on every page or merely
> present? If the latter then look at EMBPERL_OBJECT_HANDLER_CLASS.
>
This is also a possiblity when dealing with Embperl::Object, the difference
is that when you define an application object, it's init method will be
called, a
> I often find myself with a site where every page starts off with:
>
> [! Execute('common-set-of-routines') !]
>
> Is there anyway (other than Embperl::Object, which I may already be
> using on portions of the site for other things) to configure this to
> happen automatically?
The new applicatio
>
> I have a number of packages that I want to release to the public.
> These mostly consist of a database component, a perl library, and a
> set of embperl include files and/or templates. The perl library is
> often not embperl-specific, you could probably use it with any CGI
> package that can
Hello all...
We're not Perl gurus by any stretch of the imagination, but the main reasons
we chose to use Embperl over PHP:
- use of real, proper Perl, rather than having to learn another scripting
language
- Object-oriented design through Embperl::Object
However, from a marketing perspective t
>
> That does look like it has the functionality, although I the
> macro-substitution perl-code-as-a-string model doesn't look fun to
> parse.
This is the way Embperl compiler currently takes it syntax definitions. Also
it not always looks very nice, it's optimized so that most of the action is
m
>
> This reminds me of something else I'd been meaning to ask. Have you
> considered some type of meta-directive that could be placed at the
> top of a file and would specify the recipe with which it should be
> processed? Currently the caller decides this, but this would allow
> you to make the
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