1. Euphoria Server Pages - Possible Project for Source Licensees?
Have any of the source licensees thought about a version of the interpreter
that could handle Euphoria the same way that ASP handles VBA, JSP handles
Javascript, or PHP handles Perl?
This would open up another place that Euphoria could be used, further
illustrating its all-around strength and flexibility.
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Jeff Zeitlin
jzeitlin at cyburban.com
2. Re: Euphoria Server Pages - Possible Project for Source Licensees?
> Have any of the source licensees thought about a version of the interpreter
> that could handle Euphoria the same way that ASP handles VBA, JSP handles
> Javascript, or PHP handles Perl?
PHP != Perl
> This would open up another place that Euphoria could be used, further
> illustrating its all-around strength and flexibility.
Euphoria can be already used as CGI
Martin
3. Re: Euphoria Server Pages - Possible Project for Source Licensees?
On Wed, 20 Feb 2002 12:24:44 -0800, Martin Stachon
<martin.stachon at worldonline.cz> wrote:
>> Have any of the source licensees thought about a version of the interpreter
>> that could handle Euphoria the same way that ASP handles VBA, JSP handles
>> Javascript, or PHP handles Perl?
>PHP != Perl
And ASP != VBA, and JSP != Javascript. Nevertheless, there is a very
strong relationship between the *SP and the 'equated' language. I would
imagine that ESP != Euphoria the same way, i.e., they're closely related
languages such that familiarity in Euphoria will give you a good leg up on
ESP.
>> This would open up another place that Euphoria could be used, further
>> illustrating its all-around strength and flexibility.
>Euphoria can be already used as CGI
*SP != CGI. There are differences in philosophy and syntax. They are
conceptually related, but they are not the same.
--
Jeff Zeitlin
jzeitlin at cyburban.com
4. Re: Euphoria Server Pages - Possible Project for Source Licensees?
> >Euphoria can be already used as CGI
>
> *SP != CGI. There are differences in philosophy and syntax. They are
> conceptually related, but they are not the same.
Couldn't this be achieved using XML ?
Martin
