>
>
> [$ if ($show_colour == 1) $]
>
> [$ else $]
>
> [$ endif $]
>
Embperl 2.0 requries you to nest if and table/tr properly, that means the
above code will not work corretly anymore.
Use
instead. This is by design and not a bug. (also Embperl could give better
diagnostics,
Hi,
There seems to be some inconsistency regarding the way table tags are
processed within [$ if $] blocks:
--cut here--
[- $show_colour=1 -]
[$ if ($show_colour == 1) $]
[$ else $]
[$ endif $]
Testing
--cut here --
This currently complains no '/table' doesn't match s
>
>
> [- Execute ($somefile) -]
>
>
> (Blank line at top of file) now goes into an endless loop whereas:
>
fixed in the CVS
Gerald
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Gerald Richterecos electronic communication services gmbh
Internetconnect * Webserv
26, 2001 2:59 PM
J>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
J>Cc: Jonny Cavell; Gareth Davies; Michael Smith
J>Subject: Re: 2.0b3 problems
J>
J>
J>Hi,
J>
J>I have resolved most of the problems (and a few more). I send
J>a new version
J>to Mike. Anybodyelse can get the corrected version
Hi,
I have resolved most of the problems (and a few more). I send a new version
to Mike. Anybodyelse can get the corrected version from the CVS (use branch
Embperl2c). Here is what I have done:
> Putting
>
> [- # foo -]
>
> in a file works under embperl 1.3, but under this version
> gives an err
Hi,
I currently working on all that issuses you send me. Some of them may
already solved in my development version here by some fixes I made today
morning. The others I hope to sort out this afternoon, so you will get an
update later or today morning.
Gerald
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