> Given:
>
> for (1 .. 2) {
> $fdat{'arg'} = $_;
> Execute ({inputfile => 'getCalendar.htm', recipe =>
> 'EmbperlLibXSLT', xsltstylesheet =>
> 'xsl/small_cal.xsl'});
> }
>
> The versions: Embperl 2.0b8, perl 5.6.1, apache
> 1.3.27, mod_perl 1.27. It seems to me that after the
> first XSLT Execute,
just some comments on perl/embperl style, none of which are
particularly critical:
At Thu, 20 Feb 2003 10:36:57 +0100, Alexander Hartmaier wrote:
> [- use nactools; -]
this would be better done as [! use nactools !], since that will only
be executed once. when you use a [- -] block, perl will
>I'am
trying to install Embperl-2.0b8 onto RedHat 8.0, using Perl 5.8,
>mod_perl-1.99_08 and apache 2.0.43.
You need the newest version from the cvs, then it
will work
Gerald
>Can must_contain_one_of contain a range of characters? If so, how? I.e,
A-Z,
>a-z, etc, much like a regex? Should I just use a regex? Which is best?
you must just a regex, like
matches_regex => '[a-zA-Z]'
Gerald
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To unsubscr
> What does everyone think about allowing special handling of !Table and
> !TabRelation for inserts? For example, ignoring all but the first table?
> Or maybe even performing a separate insert for each table?
>
My idea always was to do two inserts in this case, but I never got the time
to implem
>
> Now I have the pdf file in $var. How do I display it with Embperl?
>
I really thinks it's easier (and faster) to make an Alias in your httpd.conf
e.g.
Alias /pdf /usr/local/pdf
If you really want to do this with Embperl, you either need a directory (or
a fileextention) that is served by Embp
Given:
for (1 .. 2) {
$fdat{'arg'} = $_;
Execute ({inputfile => 'getCalendar.htm', recipe =>
'EmbperlLibXSLT', xsltstylesheet =>
'xsl/small_cal.xsl'});
}
The versions: Embperl 2.0b8, perl 5.6.1, apache
1.3.27, mod_perl 1.27. It seems to me that after the
first XSLT Execute, Executes are cached be
Good morning list ;-)
I solved my problem yesterday before any answer arrived *fg*
Now I've got an 'nacadminlib.epl' which contains...
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