On Mon, 30 Sep 2002 10:13:59 +0200, Roland M�sl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[...] >It's for my own software development. >You can write and read files in Perlscript, >You can not do it in Javascript That's funny, I seem to manage it just fine! Oh, and I can also connect directly to SQL databases and do a lot of other things too! Maybe you haven't used javascript for a few years? Try looking up HTA's. BTW, if Perlscript allows file access on the local machine when coming from a remote site, that's reason enough to never touch it! >> 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 Hardly. I write GUIs using the browser as a rendering engine, and I doubt anything is easier than JS for this - especially with IE... >> 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 Erm, again, you can. Try researching. >> 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. Thanks for the name calling! Just what I'd expect from a Microsoft fanboy...
