Re: Any plans for Inline::PHP?

[Ken Williams]

Hi Steve,
You might also try a search on the module-authors@perl.org list; I 
recall someone developing an alternative to PHP.pm there too.

 -Ken
On Apr 28, 2005, at 5:07 AM, Steve Cygan wrote:
I actually did look at that, but I couldn't find
anyone who'd used it.  I'll have to reinstall Linux on
my home computer and give it another shot.  Hopefully
the difficulties with installing it get ironed out
soon and eliminate the need for a pure Perl version.
Do you know if it's even possible to install it under
Windows right now?  That would make it much more
appealing, and none of the ppm repositories I checked
have it.
--- Cory Bennett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I started recently using PHP.pm
http://search.cpan.org/~karasik/PHP-0.07/PHP.pm
You might have to tweak the Makefile.PL to get it to
install (at least I did
for my system).  Much to my delight it 'just works'.
 It does not use the
Inline infrastructure, but I would think it should
be fairly simple to
integrate PHP.pm to create an Inline::PHP
-Cory
On Wednesday 27 April 2005 11:28 pm, Steve Cygan
wrote:
I recently started getting ready to write
Inline::PHP
and noticed a question about it in the archive.
Someone mentioned that it could be written in an
afternoon.  I'm wondering if there's anyone still
willing to do this.  Counting myself, there's at
least
two people who could find a use for this, and I'm
a
little over my head when it comes to writing it
myself.  It took me an afternoon just to read some
Parse::RecDescent tutorials.
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