mickb@xxxxxxx wrote:
Thanks for your answer. I already have thought about your solution. The problem
is I have to use the Perl module for PHP. An example :
$perl = new Perl();
$perl->require('mct.pl');
$perl->MCT_polling();
where MCT_polling() is a function of my script mct.pl. I would find very strange
the fact it's impossible to manipulate PHP stdout stream.
This *should* work...
ob_start();
$perl->MCT_polling();
ob_end_clean();
See the manual pages for output buffering for full details on what it
can do.
-Stut
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