yes it's evaled. what i was hoping, was some kind of option that [when
on the remote server] said somthing like
USE_A_PRE_COMPILED_FILE_BUT_DONT_RECOMPILE_EVEN_IF_TIMESTAMP_CHANGED
=> 1,
so, don't attempt to pre-compile on the remote server, but still use
the compiled [at the local machine] version for better peformance
well, too bad
./allan
Brett Sanger wrote:
>
> > is it possible to pre-compile a template locally:
> > and then use that compiled file *somehow* on a remote server
> >
> > the reason i ask is because we have a remote site where the version of
> > perl is 5.00503 which have some problems with some of the modules in
> > escpeically the File package
>
> You can't do what you're hoping here, because if you look at a
> "compiled" file, it's compiled to Perl. Thus, if I'm understanding your
> situation, your problem will still exist.
>
> Unles your problem is with TT trying to compile the module to perl, but
> I'm thinking this is not the best way to try and fix that.
>
> --
> SwiftOne
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