Re: how to universally source files
- From: claird@xxxxxxxxx (Cameron Laird)
- Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2006 18:36:15 +0000
In article <1164644514.033404.29220@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
comp.lang.tcl <phillip.s.powell@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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No I'm not putting the files in different locations; they are in the.
exact same locations on different machines:
Windows:
C:\Program Files\live_sites_files_temp\cgi-bin
UNIX
/home/ppowell/web/cgi-bin
The problem seems to be that I use Wish to test my TCL scripts and I am
not calling them as you guys would, using a web server along with
optional application server to do the work to define [info script]; I
don't have the ability to do that on my machine as of yet (I used to
have Apache on there to run locally, but I cannot have a web server on
my machine because here in Virginia it's illegal to be running a web
server on your machine if you are also using a residential cable
provider. Wacked.); thus, I am stuck with having to use some sort of
utility like Wish which apparently doesn't interpret [info script]
since no script is actually running, thus, again, I can't verify that
my code is universally correct (other than you guys telling me it is),
hence, my original rant.
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Makes sense?
Not to me. It would never occur to me to label
C:\Program Files\live_sites_files_temp\cgi-bin
and
/home/ppowell/web/cgi-bin
"the exact same locations ..."
To "use Wish to test my TCL scripts" sounds like a
step in the right direction.
I'm quite curious about the illegality of Web service
in Virginia; while it's been a year since I was there,
I certainly ran Web servers in cable-equipped buildings,
and was planning to do so again.
I know I can't figure out what "universally correct"
means to you. Maybe others can help. Bryan's advice,
as always, is accurate and thoughtful.
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