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Friday August 19, 2005
01:03 PM

Day 194..204: (blank)

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Took a whole day to get all data successfully salvaged to the new 80GB hard disk. Sorry, no journal today -- I'll try to make it up tomorrow.

Update: It is tomorrow now and I'm still neck deep in this $work deadline thing. Sorry.

Update: Another day passed; thanks to both Parsec and Catalyst I should be able to survive this. But I'm missing all the interesting p6-on-p5 and perl5 typecheck fun. :-(

Update: It's been a week; $work and moving has been throughly consuming. Maybe I'll catch up the rapid movements for p6-on-p5 this weekend, maybe not. Sigh.


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  • I think Perl 6 should support html embedding that php has to enable Perl to be embedded in html or xml. The only advantage PHP has over Perl is that it can be embedded within html. PHP is not a general purpose language. In addition multilanguage scripting can also be implemented by language code tag attributes. The project http://sexx.sourceforge.net/ also mirrored on cpan as a Perl script demonstrates this.

    The Perl code can be put within code
    markup tags "<code>" "</code>" similar to D. This wo
    • If I remeber correctly, you can embed code in Strings with {...}. (the Perl5-hack of this would be @{[...]} )

      So you could just write:

        say $headerstuff;
        say "
        <html>
        <head>
        <title>Perl6 Test</title>
        </head>
        <body>
        { say '<p>Hello World</p>' }
        </body>
        </html>
        ";

      or something like that. (Actually, it may work better without 'say' inside the string.)
       
      • Thats true you can write that in Perl. However,
        It would still be interesting if there an option
        in Perl 5 or 6 to parse html and process the code
        inside a tag and display the html and run the code. This would be an integrated perl option not provided as a separate module.

        This is like a Perl version of PHP and would render PHP obsolete.

        Perl 6 could do it this way.
        ie.
        % more perl6.html
          <html>
            <head>
            <title>Perl6 Test</title>
            </head>
        • The PHP group recently had a discussion and conspired to do in Perl. No, I'm just kidding
          but there are those who would meet in a dark room and conspire to dethrone a king or remove a wall.

          As a further extension

          % more perl.program.html
          <html>
          <p>This is the way to barbosa</p>
          <code>
          sub combinations returns Array (@list is rw) {
              return () unless @list.elems;
              my @ans;
              for 1 .. 2**@list.elems-1-> $num {
                     
      • It already exists: http://wakaba.c3.cx/perlhp/ [c3.cx]
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