Re: Never a console [cgi troubles]
On 1 Jul 2001, at 20:46, Ralf wrote:
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> > For a cgi program, you should always use ex or exu, never
> > exw. When calling a program from your cgi script, use
>
> It is run under Windows NT and I already got the provider so far to
> *install* euphoria (i.e., associate 'exw.exe' with '*.exw' files)
>
> And I am using long filenames as well .. (although I could fix this).
>
> So, how do I get it to run under Windows NT as a cgi-thingie ?
> Would I be able to use a perlscript to store the input & output the output
> from a file, etc. ?
Can you redirect the stdout to a disk file? I don't know NT or cgi (CGI was
once a special card to get screen colors), but in dos, using disk files in place
of keybd input and screen output is real handy. Try firing up the exw from a
bat file, with output redirected with either a ">" or a "|" to a junk.txt file.
Kat
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