1. Euphoria - impressive
I've just been fooling around with Euphoria and some third party libraries
(namely win32lib.ew and odbc.e).
I'm impressed with how quickly I've gone from trying to work out what the hell a
sequence is,
to programming a small user interface interacting with a backend Access
database.
I'm programming my GUIs without one of the IDEs at the moment to get the hang of
how the win32lib library is used.
However, I'm sure with the Judith's IDE it will be even easier to put things
together.
One thing I haven't succeeded in doing though is to set Euphoria up on the Web
Host I'm using.
Even dumping everything in the CGI-BIN directories aren't helping me at the
moment.
I think I'll come back to this later and maybe post some individual questions
then.
Anyway - really enjoying this so far.
Regards
Caleb
2. Re: Euphoria - impressive
> One thing I haven't succeeded in doing though is to set Euphoria up on the Web
> Host I'm using.
> Even dumping everything in the CGI-BIN directories aren't helping me at the
> moment.
> I think I'll come back to this later and maybe post some individual questions
> then.
If you're using IIS, you'll need to setup the server to recognize exw
files and direct them to exwc.exe (not exw.exe). If you're using
Apache, you need to make sure exwc.exe (Windows) or exu (Linux) has
execute permissions, and place a bash command at the top of your
source file, like this:
#!/home/greg/euphoria/bin/exu
or
#!C:/Euphoria/Bin/EXWC.EXE
If all else fails, try binding or translating into an executable file.
~Greg
