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Roland Mösl
I mean not as a client server system
I mean to use Perl direct as scripting language
like javascript
I mean to use Perl direct as scripting language
like javascript
The easy step in writing a browser that understands inline Perl.
The difficult step is to convince people to use your browser
instead of IE, Netscape or whatever they use now.
It's not for web sites,
it's do develop programs to be installed at the clients.
The idea is to use a browser as the GUI
and writing all in Perl
So what browsers have an direct Perl interface
It's not for web sites,
it's do develop programs to be installed at the clients.
The idea is to use a browser as the GUI
and writing all in Perl
So what browsers have an direct Perl interface
I mean not as a client server system
I mean to use Perl direct as scripting language
like javascript
James Willmore said:Huh? Perl and CGI are not the same thing. You can use _any_ browser
to interface with the web _server_ on which the Perl script resides.
I think the OP is talking about using Perl as the client-side
scripting language (as Javascript is commonly used). The only thing
I've seen is Activestate's PerlScript, which can run inside Internet
Explorer.
It's not for web sites,
it's do develop programs to be installed at the clients.
The idea is to use a browser as the GUI
and writing all in Perl
So what browsers have an direct Perl interface
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