- I have added a chapter "Inside Embperl" to the docs, I hope this
will make it clearer how escaping and unescaping works and how you
can get desired results. Highly recommended! (Thanks for spell- and
grammar-checking to Todd Eigenschink)
- make test now runs under win32 (You need to install LWP and libwin32)
IMPORTANT: You need a mod_perl version > 1.11 or you get a deadlock.
- Compiles with apache_1.3b6
- Added support for Stronghold and Apache_SSL to Makefile.PL and test.pl
- Changed dbgEarlyHttpHeader to optEarlyHttpHeader because it's not a
debugging option. dbgEarlyHttpHeader still persists, but will be removed
in one of the following versions
- Embperl does not change the current working directory when optDisableChdir
is set, this saves some milliseconds per request, also the cwd is moved
to the c code, so it runs faster then Cwd::fastwd.
Thanks to Doug Bagley for the profile which has shown how much time
Cwd::fastcwd consumes
- You can set optDisableHtmlScan in EMBPERL_OPTIONS. If set, Embperl only
recongizes [+/-/$/! ... !/$/-/+], but will not do anything with HTML tags,
as suggested by Randy Harmon.
- optDisableInputScan, optDisableTableScan and optDisableMetaScan can be
used to disable only some of the HTML tag processing
- You can set optDisableFormData in EMBPERL_OPTIONS. If set, Embperl
will not setup the %fdat and @ffld, as suggested by Doug Bagley
- If you use Execute, the explicit call to Init/Term isn't needed anymore,
because Embperl performs the Init automatically when it is loaded. The
Init function can still be used to change the path of logfile. Suggested
by Honza Jirousek
- All options and debugging flags can now be read/set at runtime. For
example $optRawInput = 1 sets the optRawInputFlag. Some of the options
are read-only, because they must be known before the request.
- Added more tests
- Embperl discards all errors which occur in an expression after the end
of a dynamic table, and which are only evaluated to detect the table end and
never displayed. This allows usage of object methods in dynamic tables,
where the table end is caused by an undefined object. (see
test/html/object.htm for an example). Spotted by Jason Bodnar.
- Printing to filehandle OUT has the same effect as using [+ .. +]
(including html-escaping)
- Setting optRedirectStdout causes Embperl to tie STDOUT to the Embperl
output stream (same as print OUT ...), suggested by Jason Bodar
- Setting optAllFormData will make empty formfields occur in %fdat and @ffld
with an empty string value, suggested by Dan Peterson
- Embperl now handles SELECT MULTIPLE correct. All OPTIONs which are
posted to the document will now be selected by Embperl, spotted by
Todd Eigenschink
- Fixed a bug that caused a '>' inside a [$/! ... !/$] block to be
interpreted as the end of a HTML tag, spotted by Todd Eigenschink.
- Fixed a bug which caused the SELECT/OPTIONS tag to not insert their
values in %idat and therefore made [$hidden$] work incorrectly, spotted by
Dave Paris [aka Spider]
- Fixed a bug that caused the INPUT CHECKBOX tag to not insert its
value in %idat when the value wasn't in %fdat and therefore made [$hidden$]
work incorrectly.
- Fixed a problem that caused magical variables to be handled as if they
were undefined, which caused dynamic tables to end, sometimes prematurely.
- Closing HTML tags will be correctly removed form Perl source again
(when optRawInput is not set)
- will be translated to space (0x20) instead of 0xf0
- When EMBPERL_DEBUG is set 0, only errors and warnings will be written to
the logfile
- MailFormTo will generate the correct TO header and insert a Return-Path
from the posted e-mail address
- Changed detection of mod_perl to $ENV{MOD_PERL}. This makes sure that
it will work correctly, even if Apache.pm isn't loaded.
- Re-entered the optDisableEmbperlErrorPage, which was lost in one of the last
releases, spotted by Doug Bagley.
- The content_length of the Apache request_rec will only be set when a http
header is sent.
- If, Elsif and While metacommands now use SvTRUE instead of a != 0 to test the
evaluated expression, so they now behave like the Perl ones do. Spotted by Jason
Bondar
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