On Tue, 2004-07-20 at 18:47 -0700, Randal L. Schwartz wrote: > >>>>> "Shawn" == Shawn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Shawn> 1. display a hash of both key/value pairs, hashes, or arrays, fully > Shawn> expanded > Shawn> 2. be able to edit key/value pairs in the structure through the CGI form > Shawn> 3. add or delete key/value pairs, or empty sub-hashes > > Shawn> Even a pretty display of a hash tree would be nice. > > That's about 200 lines of code, unless there's some module I'm > not aware of.
;) That was exactly what I was fishing for. One I wasn't aware of. It seems the printing of a hash is somewhat trivial with a couple modules, though I still have to see if their respective output fits a possibly-long-list-of-objects paradigm nicely. *pant* ... Sorry, just got back from 20mi bike ride up some nasty hills. Fucking bugs at dusk... *hack* ... *spit* There's also a module that /seems/ to accept a HoH stuct to display a popup select tree, which could be used to guide printing some k/v add/ edit forms. Attach a submit, some data rules, Woo hoo. All in all, I guess my goal is a HoH designer, so that arbitrary data structures can be stored and displayed. Efficiency is not important at this point... I really would like some sort of browser side display eventually, but learning JS or whatever isn't high on my list. > I come up with this number from having written 200 magazine articles > (and counting) and having to estimate a task based on whether or not > I could cover it nicely in one magazine article, where 100 lines of > code is just about right.
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