Bug with return from

[Alexander Shipitsyn <sh...@omskreg.ru>]

Hello, asp-info! Good afternoon all!

I have found the bug in Apache::ASP. It appears, "return" command
incorrectly leaves from <!--#include file="some.inc" --> - executing
of all code is finished.

To reproduce this mistake, make so:

File 1.asp
-----------------

111-A

<% $main::Response->Include("2.inc"); %>

111-B

<!--#include file="2.inc"-->

111-C


File 2.inc
-----------------


222-A
<% return; %>
222-B


In result on request 1.asp it is received:

111-A 222-A 111-B 222-A 

Thus, Response->Include works as it is necessary, and <!--#include --> is not present - a line 111-C
has disappeared for ever.

Thus, it is impossible to execute "return" in files which were
called using <!--#include file-->.

And how at you?

-- 
Best regards,
 Alexander                          mailto:ship@omskreg.ru


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Re: Bug with return from

[Joshua Chamas <jo...@chamas.com>]

Sven Koehler wrote:
> 
> that's the meaning of <!--#include--> from my point of view ...
> Response->Include may have a different behaviour.
> 

Sven is correct.

Use $Response->Include() if you want a return to just exit
from the current executing include.  In this way a $Response->Include()
call is like calling a subroutine, but <!--#include ... --> is 
different in that file files are merged together into one script.

--Josh
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Re: Bug with return from

[Sven Koehler <sk...@upb.de>]

> Thus, Response->Include works as it is necessary, and <!--#include --> is not present - a line 111-C
> has disappeared for ever.
> 
> Thus, it is impossible to execute "return" in files which were
> called using <!--#include file-->.
> 
> And how at you?

to me it doesn't seem to be a bug...

include seems to work fine.

the files are merged toghether to one big file:

111-A
<% $main::Response->Include("2.inc"); %>
111-B
222-A
<% return; %>
222-B
111-C


that's the meaning of <!--#include--> from my point of view ...
Response->Include may have a different behaviour.



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