Hi - I recently set up Eclipse and installed EPIC. It's pretty cool and I think I'm going to be a happy camper. I do have one question though.
We run our scripts on a unix box but since installing eclipse will probably be developing locally (winxp) until it's time to put things on the test server. My problem is that our scripts have
print "Content-type: text/html"; in them and epic is printing that out to the console. I don't want that line to show up and it's driving me crazy. I don't want to remove it from the scripts either, because they'll break when we put them up.
Any ideas?
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Umm, Content-type: text/html looks like an http header - shouldn't you be outputting to a browser?
I suppose you could have a debug mode that doesn't ouput the line. The debug mode could be done any number of ways (config file entry, test for existence/absence of a file, check for an environmental variable)
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Hi - I recently set up Eclipse and installed EPIC. It's pretty cool and I think I'm going to be a happy camper. I do have one question though.
We run our scripts on a unix box but since installing eclipse will probably be developing locally (winxp) until it's time to put things on the test server. My problem is that our scripts have
print "Content-type: text/html"; in them and epic is printing that out to the console. I don't want that line to show up and it's driving me crazy. I don't want to remove it from the scripts either, because they'll break when we put them up.
Any ideas?
Umm, Content-type: text/html looks like an http header - shouldn't you be outputting to a browser?
I suppose you could have a debug mode that doesn't ouput the line. The debug mode could be done any number of ways (config file entry, test for existence/absence of a file, check for an environmental variable)