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On Wed, 2006-05-03 at 00:37 -0400, JimD wrote: |
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> Michael Sullivan wrote: |
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> > What other style is there besides procedural? |
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> A much better way IMO is to separate the presentation from the code like |
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> you can do with ASP.Net with Mono/MS. ASP.Net makes web app development |
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> *event* oriented. You write event handlers to handle certain events |
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> like a page loading or a button being clicked, just as you would do with |
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> a GUI app, and you don't have to have all the markup spewed about in the |
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> code. |
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> I will never go back to that old style of coding again. When I looked |
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> at the SquirrelMail php I got the willies from how ugly it looked. All |
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> I wanted to do was fix up the the ugly compose form. With an |
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> event-driven web app, the code would have been separated and it would |
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> have been real easy to make changes to. |
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> Jim |
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> JimD |
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> Central FL, USA, Earth, Sol |
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I know about event-driven programming (I wrote in VB for years before I |
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achieved the enlightenment of Linux), but I didn't know that it was |
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possible with PHP. I use event-driven techniques in Gambas and qt. I |
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always thought squirrelmail code was like that for security purposes... |
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