Joey Hess on 29 Aug 2000 15:09:02 -0700:
> > Can't you just do a <:=spokendate($(PUBDATE)):> or similar? I think I used
> > something like that when I fiddled with using the DWN summaries as meta
> > description tags. Or perhaps the syntax was <:=spokendate("<PUBDATE>"):>
> > there, I do not remember.
>
> That works everywhere except for in a #use line, where it produces nice
> error messages like:
>
> Bareword found where operator expected at /tmp/wml.31115.tmp1.wml line 1203,
> near ""<H1>Debian Weekly News - <:=spokendate(); print "Contributing"
> (Missing operator before Contributing?)
> syntax error at /tmp/wml.31115.tmp1.wml line 1203, near ""<H1>Debian Weekly
> News - <:=spokendate(); print "Contributing"
> Missing right curly or square bracket at /tmp/wml.31115.tmp1.wml line 1357,
> at end of line
> syntax error at /tmp/wml.31115.tmp1.wml line 1357, at EOF
> Execution of /tmp/wml.31115.tmp1.wml aborted due to compilation errors.
I've tried it quite a few ways now, but I also cannot figure out how to
get wml to allow the conversion of the date in the title from the
number format to the spokendate format. No matter what I try, I get
error messages (and the times I do not get errors, I get Perl code in
the HTML file).
Any wml guru out there who can help?
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