--- In xpl-dev@y..., "Richard Anthony Hein" <935551@i...> wrote:
Here's an example from the web site below to get your interest:
<xfa:use Extend="extend:strict"/>
<xfa:function name="XFact">
<xfa:function name="Fact(i)">
<xfa:if exp="IntLe(i,1)">
<xfa:val exp="1"/>
</xfa:if>
<xfa:else>
<xfa:val exp="Mult(i,Fact(Sub(i,1)))"/>
</xfa:else>
</xfa:function>
<head>
<title> Factorial </title>
</head>
<body bgcolor="white">
<h2> Factorial </h2>
<ul>
<xfa:for name="i" exp="10">
<li> Fact(<xfa:val exp="i"/>)=<xfa:val exp="Fact(i)"/> </li>
</xfa:for>
</ul>
</body>
</xfa:function>
Here's a link to the code at the web site, where you can actually run
this
code:
http://www.xmlforall.com/cgi-bin/xfa?DemoXFact
-----Original Message-----
From: Richard Anthony Hein [mailto:935551@i...]
Sent: June 7, 2000 3:57 PM
To: xpl@e...
Subject: [XPL] Check this out ... XFA ... important
This is another scripting language that allows you to make your own
custom
languages using DTDs. Please read and comment!
http://www.xmlforall.com/cgi-bin/xfa?Why
Richard A. Hein
dbSoft
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