Oh wait, I got a good template tool Template::Magic
and I write, function calls, tools for my HTML.
now I have Scripting for the Web. Not some PhP Perl want to be.
I have a frame work going that makes the simple
data entry as simple as write a schema and a form
and your 99% done. Just call a function to save
from the former two parts.
Just like shell scripts you do not see 'C' code
in them. I can write compete custom apps
without seeing any on the underlying Perl code.
The Perl tools are for the most part short like
in the old days of UN*X. Also most of the tools
are not application dependent and reusable.
So less and less time is spent writing perl
and more productive pages are produced.
<<DBselect user=Tom table=Tiger >>
select * from emp_tab
<</DBselect>>
That is a Complete query the passwords are hidden away
as is the code that calls in this case an Oracle database.
Some may know that I have no idea what the Tom Tiger
schema looks like any more.
Here is a report. the table output from above called Tiger
makes a loop of rows.
Well the last post was not formated at all :-(
Access to a wiki page for project would be a big help.
I do not see a good way to strart documenting this
just up loading files seems so Baroque when a wiki
would be much easer to maintain and update.
also there is no edit feature on the posts here.
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This is a post I am making to slashdot.
What I want are script tools in my HTML pages.
Oh wait, I got a good template tool Template::Magic
and I write, function calls, tools for my HTML.
now I have Scripting for the Web. Not some PhP Perl want to be.
I have a frame work going that makes the simple
data entry as simple as write a schema and a form
and your 99% done. Just call a function to save
from the former two parts.
Just like shell scripts you do not see 'C' code
in them. I can write compete custom apps
without seeing any on the underlying Perl code.
The Perl tools are for the most part short like
in the old days of UN*X. Also most of the tools
are not application dependent and reusable.
So less and less time is spent writing perl
and more productive pages are produced.
<<DBselect user=Tom table=Tiger >>
select * from emp_tab
<</DBselect>>
That is a Complete query the passwords are hidden away
as is the code that calls in this case an Oracle database.
Some may know that I have no idea what the Tom Tiger
schema looks like any more.
Here is a report. the table output from above called Tiger
makes a loop of rows.
<table><tr> <<Tiger>>
<td> <<emp_name>>
<td> <<emp_title>>
<</Tiger>>
</table>
That is all there is to it.
I also have a function that will
insert and update rows given
a form, a schema and a table to save to.
Well the last post was not formated at all :-(
Access to a wiki page for project would be a big help.
I do not see a good way to strart documenting this
just up loading files seems so Baroque when a wiki
would be much easer to maintain and update.
also there is no edit feature on the posts here.
Seems with no previes and no edit and no formiting the forms are mostly worthless.