pl", output=>\$out})
$req=shift;
die if $req->Error();
-]
And then, ALL errors WILL be shown.
But what if I don't want to see possible errors from the some.epl?
(Embperl 1.3.6)
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podforEmbperlHEAD1<
Should:
>TestpodforEmbperl<
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I found that replacing "test/cmp/pod.asc.win32" with "test/cmp/pod.asc" solves the
problem ...
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this problem has not descision, or
just we have not such problem in 2.x?
Thank you, again.
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die there -]
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Execute({
inputfile=>"some.epl",
output=>\$res,
});
print OUT $res;
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If there are no errors in title.epl than ther
#x27;ll
discover that there are lost error messages in the $res. Why it is so, if we
didn't try to catch output of "Execute('title.epl')"?
I dont understand what's happening. :(
Could some kind person explain it for me?
Thanks.
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I have a trouble with using of output of embperl procedures. E.g. there is following
declaration in some file:
[$ sub somesub $]Some text[$ endsub $]
If I want to catch output of somesub, I can:
Execute({inputfile=>"file", import=>0});
Execute({inputfile=>"file", sub=>'somesub', o
