With Roxen, it's more of a html-ish type syntax....
example.
<sqloutput quote="#" query="SELECT name, address FROM people">
Name is #name#.
Address is #address#.
</sqloutput>
Contents are repeated for every matched row -- quite simple... you don't
have to set up some connection and destroy it like ASP and PHP...
I prefer this syntax to PHP3/ASP.
Home Site: http://www.roxen.com
A synopsis: http://www.builder.com/Servers/RW/031199/?tag=st.cn.sr1.dir.
even RealNetworks uses Roxen.. sure it's not as popular as Apache, but it
kicks Apache ass =)
Graeme
>At 09:59 1999-04-29 -0400, Graeme B. Davis wrote:
>>Roxen....
>
>Haven't tried yet (though I should as it's made only 120 km from me in
Sweden)
>
>>PHP syntax is icky and CGI is a pain and not easily maintainable...
>
>PHP syntax is very C-ish but less strict typing. I like it.
>
>The main difference to C is that it is an embedded script language that
>enable the HTML designers to use their standard HTML tools to create the
>HTML parts of the site and then for You to embed the dynamic functionality
>using script.
>
>Much more maintainable than C and perl CGI solutions.
>
>Regards,
> Erik L.
>
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>erik@stripped, +46 150 250 58, +46 70 51 8 51 26
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