>
> 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
>
> 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
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
>
> 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
> 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
>
> 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
>
> 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
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
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,
>
> 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
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
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
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
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
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