ASP to Perl Script 

  -: use strict;;;use vars qw($Application $Session $Response $Server $Request);;
  -: #line 1 /usr/local/proj/asp/eg/syntax_error.asp
: ;;
: 
: ;  
: use File::Basename;
: if($Request->QueryString('buffer')) {
: 	$Response->{Buffer} = 1;
: } else {
: 	$Response->{Buffer} = 0; 
: }
: ; &Apache::ASP::WriteRef($main::Response, \('
: ')); $Response->Include('/usr/local/proj/asp/eg/header.inc', ); ; &Apache::ASP::WriteRef($main::Response, \('
: We are creating a perl syntax error... this should demonstrate 
: how error handling is done.  Please check the error log file if 
: you are interested in the output there.
: <p>
: You can turn this error messaging off by setting the Debug variable
: in the ASP config to 1 or 0.
: <p>
: Also here is an example of how you can use debugging, an API
: extension $Response->Debug(@args), in your script.  The debug 
: output will show up below, and in your error logs.  This user 
: style debugging is turned off with the same Debug setting set to 0.
: <p>
: 
: 
: 
: ')); 
:    $Response->Debug(
: 	"Debugging", 
: 	['can', 'take'], 
: 	{'just'=>'about'},
: 	sub { ['any', 'kind']},
: 	\"of reference",
: 	"or scalar"
: 	);
: 
:    print "Try this script also with <a href=".basename($0)."?buffer=1>buffering on.</a>";
: ; &Apache::ASP::WriteRef($main::Response, \('
: 
: <p>
: 
: This script by default does a runtime syntax error.  If you would like
: to see a script <b>compile error, <a href="'.( basename($0) ).'?compile_error=1">click here</a></b>.
: 
: <p>
: <a href="source.asp?file='.($Request->ServerVariables("SCRIPT_NAME")).'">
: view this file\'s source
: </a>
: 
: <br>
: <br>
: 
: ')); 
: if($Request->QueryString('compile_error')) {
:   $Response->Include("compile_error.inc");
: } else {
:         my $Object;
: 	# create a run-time syntax error
: 	$Object->SyntaxError(); 
: }
: ; &Apache::ASP::WriteRef($main::Response, \('
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: Misc Text Below Error'));