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So, does anyone want to help get javascript working in Emacs & XEmacs? I
was looking at the netscape javascript source, and it comes with a Perl ->
JavaScript glue layer that might be a good starting point. It allows
calling Perl from JavaScript and vice versa.
Increasingly, getting javascript'd web pages to even display correctly in
w3 is hellish. :(
-Bill P.
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999 08:39:47 EST, William M. Perry said:
So, does anyone want to help get javascript working in Emacs &
XEmacs? I
was looking at the netscape javascript source, and it comes with a Perl ->
JavaScript glue layer that might be a good starting point. It allows
calling Perl from JavaScript and vice versa.
Increasingly, getting javascript'd web pages to even display correctly in
w3 is hellish. :(
And getting Javascript to work securely is equally hellish. Look at the
number of bugs both Netscape and Microsoft have had with their browswers.
Does anybody seriously think that they can Get It Right layering Javascript
on top of a general-purpose interpreter like Elisp?
Please, if you do this, I want a flag that *disables* Javascript, period,
end of discussion....
--
Valdis Kletnieks
Operating Systems Analyst
Virginia Tech
Stef Epardaud
Monday, 15 November
Mon, 15 Nov
8:22 p.m.
New subject: JavaScript support... a good thing me says.
that'd be great to have javascript support in w3 !
i'd say go go go! ;)
i don't think i am good enough to help you nor to have time to learn,
but i will find plenty of time if you want me to test things, or even
run test cases and report bugs.
good idea!
On Mon, Nov 15, 1999 at 08:39:47AM -0500, William M. Perry wrote:
So, does anyone want to help get javascript working in Emacs &
XEmacs? I
was looking at the netscape javascript source, and it comes with a Perl ->
JavaScript glue layer that might be a good starting point. It allows
calling Perl from JavaScript and vice versa.
Increasingly, getting javascript'd web pages to even display correctly in
w3 is hellish. :(
-Bill P.
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# Java Defeater # ... except men maybe ?
# Earth # Lunatech Research,
# Solar System # soon we will quit researching and start finding...
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