The module add the ASP syntax to Embperl. That mean when you select ASP as
syntax, Embperl understand the two following tags: | <% %> | | Between <% and %> you can put any Perl code that should be executed. |  | | <%= %> | | Between <%= and %> you can place a valid Perl expression and the result of
the expression is inserted instead of the <%= %> block. |  |
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