Automatic %fdat URI encoding

[Martin Langhoff <ma...@scim.net>]

Hi,

	I would have sworn that Embperl could recognize a tag like:

	<a href="[+ $ENV{'SCRIPT_NAME'} +]?[+ %fdat +]">

	and automagically encode %fdat as URI parameters... Am I wrong? I could
not find it in the man pages ... 

	Mhhh. Just in case it's a new feature: 

perl -MHTML::Embperl -e 'print $HTML::Embperl::VERSION'
1.2.1



Martin

Re: Automatic %fdat URI encoding

[Gerald Richter <ri...@ecos.de>]

> Nevermind,
>
>         just found out... should've been
>                 <a href="[+ $ENV{'SCRIPT_NAME'} +]?[+ [ %fdat ] +]">
>
>

1.3.0 also accepts

<a href="[+ $ENV{'SCRIPT_NAME'} +]?[+ \%fdat  +]">

which passes a referece to %fdat instead of creating an annoymous array and
is therefor a little bit faster

Gerald

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>         thanks
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> martin
>
> Martin Langhoff wrote:
>
> >         I would have sworn that Embperl could recognize a tag like:
> >
> >         <a href="[+ $ENV{'SCRIPT_NAME'} +]?[+ %fdat +]">
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Re: Automatic %fdat URI encoding

[Martin Langhoff <ma...@scim.net>]

Nevermind, 

        just found out... should've been 
                <a href="[+ $ENV{'SCRIPT_NAME'} +]?[+ [ %fdat ] +]">


        thanks


martin

Martin Langhoff wrote:

>         I would have sworn that Embperl could recognize a tag like:
> 
>         <a href="[+ $ENV{'SCRIPT_NAME'} +]?[+ %fdat +]">