"Scott" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > On Sun, 29 Sep 2002 10:45:06 +0200, Roland M�sl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >Yes, not Perl, Perlscript as scripting language. > > > ><script language=PerlScript> > > > >$main::window->alert("hallo world"); > > > ></script> > > > >All my software is developt in Perlscript. > > > >But just right now, Perl as scripting language > >is only supported by MSIE. > > > >To have my software on all platforms, I would > >like to have the same with Mozilla. > > > >So any idea about using Perl as scripting laguage > >in Mozilla? > > I've never understood why anyone would want to use Perlscript in a web page. > It's seriously crippled compared with Javascript,
It's for my own software development. You can write and read files in Perlscript, You can not do it in Javascript > and as you say is unsupported > in other browsers, meaning you're locking yourself into MS IE on Windows - > hardly cross-browser, or cross-platform! But it's the most easy to use GUI. Perl with a browser as the GUI > I use Perl on the server-side, I use most of my software also on server side. Just one file is exchanged between the browser with Perlscript and the server with Perl version > but always considered its use in a browser > somewhat ludicrous. Javascript has everything Perlscript has (including the > regex engine) and much more - including tight integration with the browser > document object model. Oh yes, and it's available in virtually all GUI > browsers... You can not write files in Javascript > Quite honestly I hope Perlscript is NOT included in Mozilla. You are a moron thinking that it's a good idea to exclude something. Microsoft is more intelligent. They made an Perl interface to their browser and so they cought me. -- Roland M�sl http://www.pege.org Clear targets for a confused civilization http://web-design-suite.com Web Design starts at the search engine
