>
> works great. Didn't know I could do that. Many thanks.
>
> Out of interest for a deeper understanding of embperl, why
> doesn't a regular space do the trick?
>
Embperl tries to remove "unnecessary" spaces from the output after
embedded code. Most time that is what you want, because ot
Hi Robert,
>
> Gerald,
> if I get a Mac and send you ssh access would you be willing
> and have time looking into porting Embperl to MacOSX?
>
I am on holiday until the 20th of July and before I will not have time
to look at this issue, but if you (or anybodyelse) are able to setup a
ssh acc
>
> This works nicely but [$ sub foo($p) $] (ie without the space
> between foo and ($p)) gives an error.
>
> Might be worth allowing this in some future version if it's
> not too hard?
>
The regex that splits out the arguments is in
Embperl/Syntax/EmbperlBlocks.pm line 420. Should be easily
>
> I ran httpd on another port with -X, and it's somewhat interesting.
>
> When the first request to the httpd (started with -X) is for
> a missing page or a page with error, I get bus error or
> segmentation fault and apache dies.
>
> If the first request is a hit and successful, subsequent
There was an error in the patch I just sent, here is the correct one
Gerald
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Hi,
The attached patch will print an error message instead of segfaulting.
Gerald
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