Re: Professional IDE for a cross-platform Perl application

Bob <catdogbeloved@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Re: Tad McClellan

The first version was written in a DOS-based database. The
unix-based perl/tk version is the latest of ports. The former
was perl/cgi running under a web browser.

A Perl CGI program *never* runs under a browser.

CGI programs run on web *servers*.

I can assure you that my perl/cgi application was running on a web
browser.


No it wasn't.

CGI is *specified* to run on web servers. If it runs on a web
browser, then it is not conforming to the CGI.


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Tad McClellan SGML consulting
tadmc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Perl programming
Fort Worth, Texas
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