At 03:41 PM 08/29/2002 -0400, you wrote:
Hey everyone-I'm trying to add some perl into one of the admin interface pages, except it's not printing to the page!the following doesn't work: [perl] print("test"); [/perl] while the following does: [perl] return "test"; [/perl] of course the latter ends my perl run, as well. does anyone have any idea why in the world this is happening?
print uses STDOUT, which is closed by Interchange by default. When echoing output/results with perl and Interchange, you'll want to store output in a variable (or in an Interchange data structure like $Scratch) and then return it on the last line:
[perl]
my $output = 'Something';
return $output;
[/perl]
- Ed L.
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