extracting D code from HTML rocks

SV: extracting D code from HTML rocks

Aug 23, 2001

I'll be most interested to see how useful this idea is in practice. -Walter "Navyn Muhammed Rajoo" <nmr@phreaker.net> wrote in message news:9lgv7p$2ih2$1@digitaldaemon.com... > extracting D code from HTML rocks > > very good idea > it'll open up lots of new possibilities > > > -- > Navyn Muhammed Rajoo > nmr@phreaker.net > http://techarchive.findhere.com > >

Looking at the source for the example page, I don't see myself using this soon. Not until I get an editing mode that gives me the quality of source edit I demand and still handle WYSIWYG html. It's a neat idea but the page source is ugly. Dan Walter wrote: > > I'll be most interested to see how useful this idea is in practice. -Walter > > "Navyn Muhammed Rajoo" <nmr@phreaker.net> wrote in message news:9lgv7p$2ih2$1@digitaldaemon.com... > > extracting D code from HTML rocks > > > > very good idea > > it'll open up lots of new possibilities > > > > > > -- > > Navyn Muhammed Rajoo > > nmr@phreaker.net > > http://techarchive.findhere.com > > > >

It's really meant for an editor that html'izes the source automatically. a wrote in message <3B807F3E.572F6BE1@infonet.isl.net>... > Looking at the source for the example page, I don't see myself using >this soon. Not until I get an editing mode that gives me the quality of source edit I demand and still handle WYSIWYG html. It's a neat idea but the page source is ugly. > >Dan > >Walter wrote: >> >> I'll be most interested to see how useful this idea is in practice. -Walter >> >> "Navyn Muhammed Rajoo" <nmr@phreaker.net> wrote in message news:9lgv7p$2ih2$1@digitaldaemon.com... >> > extracting D code from HTML rocks >> > >> > very good idea >> > it'll open up lots of new possibilities >> > >> > >> > -- >> > Navyn Muhammed Rajoo >> > nmr@phreaker.net >> > http://techarchive.findhere.com >> > >> >

Because it can be inbedded in HTML you might see precompiled modules on the internet that you program can use as any other module and download it at compiletime, this way you can have up to date code anytime. You could allso write different parts of the code straight over the internet without using that CVS crap. Walter <walter@digitalmars.com> skrev i diskussionsgruppsmeddelandet:9lh3js$2nse$1@digitaldaemon.com... > I'll be most interested to see how useful this idea is in practice. -Walter > > "Navyn Muhammed Rajoo" <nmr@phreaker.net> wrote in message news:9lgv7p$2ih2$1@digitaldaemon.com... > > extracting D code from HTML rocks > > > > very good idea > > it'll open up lots of new possibilities > > > > > > -- > > Navyn Muhammed Rajoo > > nmr@phreaker.net > > http://techarchive.findhere.com > > > > > >

August 23, 2001

Re: SV: extracting D code from HTML rocks

Posted by Sheldon Simms
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Sheldon Simms

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Im Artikel <9m2tn6$295t$1@digitaldaemon.com> schrieb "Overlord" <peewee@telia.com>:

> Because it can be inbedded in HTML you might see precompiled modules on the internet that you program can use as any other module and download it at compiletime, this way you can have up to date code anytime.
> 
> You could allso write different parts of the code straight over the internet without using that CVS crap.

"That CVS crap", as you call it, is not a distribution mechanism. It's a way to manage files that change over time. Unfortunately for you, "that CVS crap" won't be going away any time soon...

> Walter <walter@digitalmars.com> skrev i diskussionsgruppsmeddelandet:9lh3js$2nse$1@digitaldaemon.com...
>> I'll be most interested to see how useful this idea is in
> practice. -Walter
>>
>> "Navyn Muhammed Rajoo" <nmr@phreaker.net> wrote in message news:9lgv7p$2ih2$1@digitaldaemon.com...
>> > extracting D code from HTML rocks
>> >
>> > very good idea
>> > it'll open up lots of new possibilities
>> >
>> >
>> > --
>> > Navyn Muhammed Rajoo
>> > nmr@phreaker.net
>> > http://techarchive.findhere.com
>> >
>> >
>> >
>>


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> "That CVS crap", as you call it, is not a distribution mechanism. It's a way to manage files that change over time. Unfortunately for you, "that CVS crap" won't be going away any time soon... <g> You don't want to know how many CVS servers are running here! Jan

Walter, have you considered XML? Or would that happen automatically as a result of D supporting HTML? Methinks that XML is going to swallow HTML soon. Sean "Walter" <walter@digitalmars.com> wrote in message news:9lscqc$1dsj$1@digitaldaemon.com... > It's really meant for an editor that html'izes the source automatically. > > a wrote in message <3B807F3E.572F6BE1@infonet.isl.net>... > > Looking at the source for the example page, I don't see myself using > >this soon. Not until I get an editing mode that gives me the quality of source edit I demand and still handle WYSIWYG html. It's a neat idea but the page source is ugly.

Others have suggested that XML would be a good match, but I haven't studied up on XML to know what to do with it. Sean L. Palmer wrote in message <9r3b59$8ge$1@digitaldaemon.com>... >Walter, have you considered XML? Or would that happen automatically as a result of D supporting HTML? Methinks that XML is going to swallow HTML soon. > >Sean > >"Walter" <walter@digitalmars.com> wrote in message news:9lscqc$1dsj$1@digitaldaemon.com... >> It's really meant for an editor that html'izes the source automatically. >> >> a wrote in message <3B807F3E.572F6BE1@infonet.isl.net>... >> > Looking at the source for the example page, I don't see myself using >> >this soon. Not until I get an editing mode that gives me the quality of source edit I demand and still handle WYSIWYG html. It's a neat idea but the page source is ugly. > > >

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