It's been rumoured that Arnt Gulbrandsen said:
>
> Someone's just written something like that for Qt. You write xml with
> tags like "button", <tabdialog>" etc.
>
> http://www.didx.com/xml-builder.html looks like it.
Hmm,
That's interesting, & I have to digest that some more.
But it strikes me as a kind of re-inventing tcl/tk but with XML.
I want to do something different:
I want to create a file, e.g. report.phtml, have it look something like
this:
<body>
<H1>This Is The Big Financial Report</H1>
Check out this table:
<table>
<? $i=0; while ($acct[i]) {
print "<tr><td>$accname[i] <td>$acctype[i] <td>$accbalance[i] \n";
i++ }
>
</table>
</body>
I have C code that sets up the arrays $accname[i], etc. It then calls
the client-side PHP interepreter to run the above, and create the true
html; finally, the XmHTML widget displays it.
Something like this is done quite often inside of cgi-bins and server
modules; I want to do it in a client, not a server.
--linas
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