EPIC doesn't run your code; the Perl interpreter does. The line of code you quoted is probably executes just the same in both environments. What might be different between systems is how input/output is handled/buffered/etc. Or maybe you are hitting a bug in a particular version of Perl (very unlikely). Try running your program on the command line without EPIC to see how it behaves then.
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I'm using Cygwin on a Windows XP machine and the Perl is located inside C:\Cygwin\bin\perl.exe When I run the script using only cygwin using the shell it works fine but when using Eclipse it behaves differently.
In Eclipse I specified "C:\Cygwin\bin\perl.exe" as the executable and Cygwin as the interpreter.
So if it works in the shell using cigwyn but not in eclipse where is the issue occurring?
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Most likely the difference is in the I/O. Eclipse/EPIC does not emulate an "ANSI terminal", so certain functions related to reading keyboard input will not be available or will behave differently.
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I'm running Eclipse IDE for PHP developers 1.2.2.2010 and I installed the EPIC Perl plugin 0.6.35
I'm running a perl code that works fine on a Linux system but it doesnt run properly on Eclipse in a Windows environment.
The code has the following line:
$result eq 'yes' ? ++$metResult : ++$didNotMeetResult;
So every time a user enter 'yes' the $metResult should increment. Instead is only incrementing the $didNotMeetResult variable.
What do I have to do to this plugin so it behaves like it does in Linux?
EPIC doesn't run your code; the Perl interpreter does. The line of code you quoted is probably executes just the same in both environments. What might be different between systems is how input/output is handled/buffered/etc. Or maybe you are hitting a bug in a particular version of Perl (very unlikely). Try running your program on the command line without EPIC to see how it behaves then.
I'm using Cygwin on a Windows XP machine and the Perl is located inside C:\Cygwin\bin\perl.exe When I run the script using only cygwin using the shell it works fine but when using Eclipse it behaves differently.
In Eclipse I specified "C:\Cygwin\bin\perl.exe" as the executable and Cygwin as the interpreter.
So if it works in the shell using cigwyn but not in eclipse where is the issue occurring?
Most likely the difference is in the I/O. Eclipse/EPIC does not emulate an "ANSI terminal", so certain functions related to reading keyboard input will not be available or will behave differently.