Hi Tomas,
> One more question;-) If I have an assoc list, what is the best way to
> store it in the picolisp database? Using +Any or +String (and
> converting it manually)?
I would definitely not use +String, to avoid the trouble and cost of
conversions.
If it is just a list of cons pairs where
Hi Alex,
> For this there is another mechanism in '_htSet': If the name does not
> start with '*', the corresponding value is stored in the 'http' property
> of that symbol. This will avoid conflicts with existing symbols.
I'll have a look at that, thanks.
> Storing these symbols in '*Allow' is
Hi Alex,
> There is already something rudimentary (and which I don't really
> understand), and that is that 'avahi' daemon (we talked about that some
> time ago). Don't know how far it goes, but it looks like it runs before
> any user is logged in.
avahi is a system for finding out what services a
Hi Randall,
> mature networking component, I see the real need for an optimized
> network router. The user level network manager doesn't start until
> before a user logs in.
Yes, indeed.
There is already something rudimentary (and which I don't really
understand), and that is that 'avahi' daemon
Hi Tomas,
> > Another possibility is to use a separate set of reserved variables,
> > and build the association list from their values.
>
> what do you mean?
Well, no special idea ... It could be anything, just to build up an
association list. But this is obsolete, as I now understand what the
r
Hi Alex,
> Another possibility is to use a separate set of reserved variables,
> and build the association list from their values.
what do you mean?
> Why do you not want these variables be assigned? Using such global
> variables is the simplest and most efficient solution in most cases. I
> do
Hi Alex,
Now that I have Xubuntu working properly, and 8.10 supports UMTS as a
mature networking component, I see the real need for an optimized
network router. The user level network manager doesn't start until
after the user has logged in. That is generally late on a PC - it
gives multiple users
Hi Tomas,
> if I use 'allowed' in my web application, PicoLisp will assign
> variables from QUERY_STRING (if called via GET HTTP method) or the
> message body (if POST used).
To be precise: This is independent of 'allowed' and '*Allow' (these just
inhibit illegal access to the server).
> What i
Hi Alex,
if I use 'allowed' in my web application, PicoLisp will assign
variables from QUERY_STRING (if called via GET HTTP method) or the
message body (if POST used). What if I do not want the variables to
be assigned and just want to get an assoc list of these keys/values
instead? Also, is it
