Hi Jakob, > This. And the web framework could even have a "repl" or edit function > where you could edit a running site live. It could have "Commit" and
In fact, the standard PicoLisp framework already comes with two such features: - you can can connect to a running PicoLisp server using "bin/psh", giving you a normal PicoLisp repl to interact with the database or other resources, parallel and synchronized with other possibly running client processes. - or you can include the 'repl' function from "lib/form.l" into your application. Be careful with that, it's a huge security hole. It opens a text area with a repl in the browser window. Cheers, - Alex -- UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:picolisp@software-lab.de?subject=Unsubscribe
