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What is ClearSilver?
ClearSilver is a fast and powerful
HTML templating system.
ClearSilver is language neutral, allowing you to seamlessly
mix C, C++, Python, Perl, Java, PHP, and any other programming
language you use, all in the same site, or even the same
page.
ClearSilver is fast, avoiding the problems created by
language-specific template systems written in slow script languages
such as Python or Perl.
ClearSilver is easy to use. Unlike XML/XSLT, which are
complicated to setup and understand. You'll quickly find that
ClearSilver is the easiest way to develop dynamic webpages.
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Re: something about neo_hash
- Brandon Long
Can you provide test cases for whatever bug you think these fix? Brandon ... -- "Its much more fun to be sand than oil in the machinery of life."
Re: something about neo_hash
- bigmaliang@...
#include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <unistd.h> #define __USE_GNU #include <string.h> #include "ClearSilver.h" #define RETURN_V_NOK(err, v)
Compile ClearSilver on System i
- Schmidt, Mihael
Hi, I'm trying to compile ClearSilver on a System i platform. The compiler is C89 compatible (AFAIK). I am compiling the stuff manually, starting with the util
Deleting nodes from HDF
- Rick Walsh
Hi, I'm using an HDF file to store account info and I wanted to know if there's an easy way to delete nodes and re-order. For example: Accounts{ 0{ user=joe
Re: Compile ClearSilver on System i
- David Jeske
I suspect the real problem is with the other macros __PRETTY_FUNCTION, __FILE__ and __LINE__. These are magic macros defined by some compilers, but they might
Re: Deleting nodes from HDF
- David Jeske
... There isn't a quick way to reorder nodes.... I recommend using something unique as the HDF key and then just loading and sorting as needed. (i.e. the
AW: Compile ClearSilver on System i
- Schmidt, Mihael
... it be ... definitely got ... nerr_raise() is setup to work like the printf() family of functions. For example, you might have: nerr_raise(NERR_ASSERT,
AW: Compile ClearSilver on System i
- Schmidt, Mihael
oh... it is util/ulocks.c (not util.ulock.c) I compiled clearsilver on a linux system and took the cs_config.h from it (and modified it a little bit). Now i
AW: Compile ClearSilver on System i
- Schmidt, Mihael
After some searching on the web I found that HAVE_LOCKF is queried in Clearsilver.h. There is seems that ulock, rcfs, dict and skiplist are optional (are not
Re: Deleting nodes from HDF
- Rick Walsh
Thanks -- that's a good suggestion. I'm not concerned about the order, so deleting/adding will be much easier. ... -- Regards, Rick Walsh rwalsh26@...
Re: Compile ClearSilver on System i
- Brandon Long
Yes, they aren't necessary for the template system or cgi code, they're just extra. Brandon ... -- "This universe never did make sense; I suspect it was built
neo_cgi.pyd for Py2.6 on Windows?
- Chris Trimble
Before I embark on trying to build this module, anyone got one for Python 2.6 x86 on Windows?
Clearsilver not working in Ubuntu 9.04 (jaunty)
- culleyharrelson
I am setting up a new development environment and have discovered that clearsilver is not working out of the box in jaunty:
Re: Clearsilver not working in Ubuntu 9.04 (jaunty)
- Brandon Long
... So, clearsilver 0.10.5 doesn't auto-detect python 2.6. I should really fix the detection code so it doesn't need a list of major versions. It does work if
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