Kevin Old wrote:
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Hi Tony,
I can't use > in place of the > - I'm writing perl, not html. The
<% %> tags basically do a "print $obj->obj_var" for me if I used it
like this <% $obj->obj_var %>.
Kevin
Have you tried? If it's within an XML file, then the XML user-agent (the
program which handles the XML text) should translate -> to -> before
passing it to perl (or anything). Similarly, when writing a URI to be passed
to a program (be it cgi, php or whatever) the & separating the arguments must
be written & (> < and & are the three entities which are
standard not only in all versions of standard HTML but in standard XML too).
If the file containing those strings is _not_ valid XML, then I guess you
shouldn't be using the xml.vim plugins.
Best regards,
Tony.
