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- Subject: CGILua update and/or sources
- From: Philippe Lhoste <PhiLho@...>
- Date: Tue, 29 May 2001 12:41:32 +0200 (MEST)
The "Building Flexible and Extensible Web Application with Lua" paper (found
at http://www.jucs.org/jucs_4_9/building_flexible_and_extensible/paper.html)
is very interesting and shows the usefulness of CGILua
(http://www.tecgraf.puc-rio.br/cgilua/).
I like, among other things, the clean and logical syntax of Lua commands
embedded in HTML pages.
Since I don't have a Web server where I can install CGILua executables
(unless they are rewritten in Perl...), I don't have much use of the HTTP side
(alas).
But I still have a strong interest in the template parsing side, to generate
statically Web pages from templates and data.
There are a number of such applications that already exists, but either they
use proprietary pseudo-HTML tags (heurk!) or are written in Perl or other
language I don't master, and therefore are hard to improve (for me).
So I have two questions / requests:
- Will there be a Lua 4.0 (or 4.1) version of CGILua?
- If not (or even if yes!), can you release part or all of CGILua source
code? As stated above, I am mainly interested by the template parsing code.
Of course, using the article and binary distribution, I suppose I can
recreate this functionality. But not without a lot of work, bugs, etc.
So, if a NDA doesn't allows you to release the source code, I hope you can
at least give advices or code snippets.
Thank you very much. Lua is really a great language!
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