At Wed, 2 Oct 2002 14:41:25 +0200, Andre Landwehr wrote:
> On Wed, Oct 02, 2002 at 10:27:03PM +1000, Angus Lees wrote:
> >
>ftp://ftp.debian.org/debian/pool/main/libd/libdbix-recordset-perl/libdbix-recordset-perl_0.24-4.diff.gz
>
> something in that patch broke the PrevNextForm. It does not
> d
> [+$set->PrevNextForm ({-prev=>'<'Next>>'}, \%fdat)+]
>
> When I click the next button the same page appears again, why?
> I use DBIx::Recordset version 0.24 (from debian package)
>
That a problem with escaping and Embperl 2. You need the following patch to
DBIx::Recordset
--- Recordset.pm 2002
>
> So...what is the interim fix.
>
Oops, I though you have solved it by modifing the INC path. Seems like I
have misunderstood you...
>
> Gerald, could you list (for arelative newbie) what has to be done, in
which
> files, to get Embperl 2.08B installed in this environment.
>
I have to in
Hi!
>
> Why is there no [$ return $] ?
>
At least it's on the todo list
You can do something like
[$sub foo $]
[- $_[0] = $return_that_value -]
[$endsub$]
[-
# data will be returnd in $retdata
foo($retdata) ;
-]
Gerald
-
>
> But another thing re sessions. I'm thinking about adding an "updated"
column
> and a trigger or something to be able to clean out old unused sessions.
>
> Or does Apache::Session(X) magically keep track of them?
>
Not yet, also I would like to see the Apache::SessionX does keep track of
updat
> At 5:26 AM +0200 9/28/02, Gerald Richter wrote:
> > > Is there anyway to get proper escaping of strings when I'm using
> >> UTF-8 encoding? Right now I print them with my own subroutine which
> >> sets $escmode to 0 and then escapes <>&.
> >
> >Compiling Embperl with epchar.c.min instead o
Hello,
Has anyone
had any luck getting Expect.pm to work with Embperl? What I am trying to do is execute a perl script that uses expect.pm
from aweb-page. Apparently STDIN is not there so the
script times out waiting for a prompt from the device I am trying to log into.
The
At 10/2/02 10:37 PM, Noel wrote:
>Can you post the EMBPERL_SESSION_* settings from your config!
I don't have any. According to the Embperl documentation on "Session
handling": "If you have Apache::SessionX installed, you don't have to make
additional configuration."
Is the documentation wrong
