That worked perfectly, thank you very much!
Cheers,
Blake Girardot
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From: "Harald Becker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2003 1:19 PM
Subject: RE: special character replacements in output
[+ do{ local $escmode=0; $detail_htm
[+ do{ local $escmode=0; $detail_html} +]
should work...
You can also skip escaping html characters if optRawInput was set (e.g.
$ENV{EMBPERL_OPTIONS} = 16)
Harald
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> From: girardot [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Gerald,
> Several people told me they would help to write a book. The problem is
> I have a contract to write a book in german (which maybe will be
> tranlated into english later), so we would need people who are able to
> write in german...
Alterna
On Wed, Aug 06, 2003 at 09:34:17AM +0200, Radovan Petrík wrote:
> Hi , I have problem with this code.
>
> [- $tmp =~ /(*)/ -]
>
> What is wrong ?
Regexes are not shell globs. Try this:
[- $tmp =~ /(.*)/ -]
Jochen
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NOTE: Excuse the crappy formatting. But seeing it mentions Embperl I
thought this would be of interest.
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>
> Of course, I can set EMBPERL_OPTIONS to optRawInput with HTML::Embperl
> 2.0b5 and then I don't have to change any Embperl code to run on both
> versions.
>
>
> Did the default behavior change from version to version?
>
Yes, the default change during 2.0 beta. Embperl 2 now behave like Embperl
Hi ,
I have two scripts.
base.htm
index.htm
--
index.htm :
[-
sub test {
return 'wellcome';
}
-]
base.htm :
[- Execute ({inputfile => '*' , import => 1 }) -]
[+ test () +]
When I run index.htm then base.htm return error , because no find
subrou
>
> Yes. Imports and library loads in general are not inherited. That's
> also true in EmbperlObject and I find it somewhat of a pain there as
> well. I'd like to keep those components as simple as possible, which
> means not having to say things like:
> [$ var $this $][- $this = shift; us
Excellent, thank you.
On Sun, 10 Aug 2003, Gerald Richter wrote:
> Am Montag, 4. August 2003 05:47 schrieb Joshua Spoerri:
> > I don't think this is my case.
> >
> > In the example, table A has field "B_id", but table B has field
> > "C_id_with_another_name".
> >
>
> Ah I see the problem, in this
I forgot to mention that I gave an introductory talk on Embperl 2 at
my local LUG (Sydney) last month.
I've been asked to repeat it at this month's ACS "Open Source SIG"
meeting, if anyone's interested.
Meeting announcement:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/acsoss/message/49
ACS Open Source SIG:
I am trying to build some html, store it in a variable and then just output
it later in the page.
But it translates my < and > into the html entities.
I read the syntax page and i thought i understood it to say i should escape
my special characters to avoid the replacement so i wrote this code
This isn't a bug. HTML::Embperl is doing exactly what I want, and
maybe my problem is simply too little sleep. But could someone
please explain to me *how* it's managing to do this?
I have an HTML::Embperl Template. It does this (in greatly abbreviated form).
$this = shift;
Execute({
>
> Now could someone please explain to me how it is that *'s processForm
> method appropriately gets invoked when I call $this->processForm,
> even though I call $this->processForm BEFORE I call Execute('*')?
>
>
Because the Embperl request object ($this in your case) is setup by
Embperl::Object
>
> When I restart Apache, to enable sesseion management, I get this kind of
> error meassage in the embperl.log:
>
> [108]ERR: 66: Embperl Session handling DISABLED because of the following
> error: Can't locate Apache/SessionX.pm in @INC (@INC contains:
> /usr/lib/perl5/i386-linux /usr/lib/perl
>
> Gerald, this was from 5th July, and I am not sure what the status of the
> bug is.
Nothing changed since this email :-(
> I know you're pressed for time, but it occurred to me that
> perhaps it would help keep track of Embperl bugs if you used the bug
> tracking system which SourceForge prov
>
> Alternatively, you could write the book in English and then do a German
> translation ;-)
>
Yes, but doing a translation is still a lot of work (I have translated two
pocket guides for O'Reilly in the past, so I know what I am talking about,
and the Embperl book will surely longer then a poc
> I have two scripts.
>
> base.htm
> index.htm
> --
>
> index.htm :
>
> [-
> sub test {
> return 'wellcome';
> }
> -]
>
>
> base.htm :
>
> [- Execute ({inputfile => '*' , import => 1 }) -]
> [+ test () +]
>
>
> When I run index.htm then base.htm return error , beca
>
> I found one way to get global subs in embperl.
> This is not the best way to do it but it works. The best solution is that
> embperl handle this.
Also the thing you do works, it seems a little bit complicated. Angus has send
a list of possibilities you have for calling global subs in Embperl,
Am Montag, 4. August 2003 13:10 schrieb Torsten Luettgert:
> On Son, 2003-08-03 at 20:06, Gerald Richter via COM.BOX TEMA wrote:
> > > For your escaping use the $req->Escape from Embperl (I don't know if it
> > > is available in Embperl2 - Gerald?).
> >
> > Yes, it's available in Embperl 2, but you
> > I had started with a book about Embperl in german, but this project is
> > on halt at the moment for two reason: 1.) my limited time, 2.) Embperl
> > is to special that many people will buy such a book and the O'Reilly
> > don't excepted to sell much books at the moment, because they sell
>
[- $tmp =~ /(.*)/ -]
Or
[- $tmp =~ /(\*)/ -]
Or
[- $tmp =~ /\(*\)/ -]
Depending on what you want to do :)
Harald
> -Original Message-
> From: Radovan Petrík [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, August 06, 2003 9:34 AM
> To: Embperl
> Subject: Problem with RE
>
>
> Hi ,
Running 1.x. I want to load a perl module (Execute('*') with import
set to 0) and then later in the routine call $this->process().
In normal perl code I would do this:
try {
$this->process($udat{account_id});
} otherwise {
my $err = shift;
$this->Error(0);
...
};
But that doesn'
Hello,
When I restart Apache, to enable sesseion management, I get this kind of
error meassage in the embperl.log:
[108]ERR: 66: Embperl Session handling DISABLED because of the following
error: Can't locate Apache/SessionX.pm in @INC (@INC contains:
/usr/lib/perl5/i386-linux /usr/lib/perl5 /us
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