Solaris works, but you need to use gmake. Its also possible that we have some gcc specific constructs, I'd be happy to take patches to make them work on...
I am working on a project with 2 UI frameworks: 1) a legacy one with perl + Template Toolkit 2) a second one in PHP, where we are adpoting ClearSilver. While...
um, I think you'd be better off writing something to convert the templates, rather then trying to extend clearsilver with a fairly differnet syntax. Brandon ...
Hi, I try to generate an array filled in a c cgi like this : char values[15][4]; int x; // populate values for (x = 0; x < 15; x++) { sprintf(values[x], "%d",...
Philippe Le Gal
philippe.legal@...
Mar 25, 2008 11:39 pm
1164
... Have you tried: <?cs for: v in Values ?><?cs var: v ?><?cs /loop ?>...
... [snip] ... The right syntax here is: <?cs loop:x=#0,#15 ?><?cs var:Values[x] ?><?cs /loop ?> or even: <?cs loop:x=15 ?><?cs var:Values[x] ?><?cs /loop ?> ...
Hi Brandon It works fine with the 'each' syntax. I'll try the loop syntax too just to understand it. Is there a bank of examples online with program in C and...
Philippe Le Gal
philippe.legal@...
Mar 26, 2008 7:55 am
1168
There are in-line examples in the documentation, but not much from C, its mostly from the HDF directly. Brandon ... -- "Patriotism is the virtue of the...
Brandon Long wrote: On 03/25/08 Eric Brunson uttered the following other thing: Philippe Le Gal wrote: Hi, I try to generate an array filled in a c cgi like...
Hi, the debian package checker lintian complained about some manpage format problems in the clearsilver package. Attached you find a patch that fixes these...
Hello All, As you all probably know there is no HDF node attribute manipulating facilities for templates. It may be so because nobody needs them, but, well, it...
... So, the manpages are actually generated from the header comments using the python script at scripts/document.py I think most of these are just a matter of...
Hi, ... oh - good to know ... ... yes - lintian reported these errors as "manpage-has-bad-whatis-entry". They seem to hinder mandb to create the keyword based...
Hi, The idea would be to be able to: - set a name of node like setbuf (namely, the hdf manages the memory buffer). - tell the hdf node not to free its name...
Sylvain Bertrand
sylvain.bertrand@...
Mar 31, 2008 1:19 pm
1176
Hmm, I guess there could be a setbuf like call for name, that only set the name of the node... I'm not sure exactly how that would work (normally it wouldn't...
Hello, the code in cs/ does not pass it's testsuite on amd64 machines, at least not on mine and a quick search on the net confirmed that others have the...
Thomas Regner
clearsilver@...
Apr 30, 2008 8:42 pm
1178
... Yeah, that seems like a fine result. I've known about the issue, but didn't have a good idea of the "right" solution... the crc result would be different,...
Hello, I'm using the Trac tool, and I'm having a problem that the solution given was to upgrade the ClearSilver from 0.9.14 to 0.10.x (to be more especific...
Here's the README.txt file in the python directory on how to compile on Windows. I'm not in front of a Windows box at the moment, so I can't test it for you: ...
hello, while working on my own little c++ wrapper for clearsilver i came across a small inconsistence in hdf_copy(); it doesn't copy the source default value...
Mario Gliewe
mag@...
May 8, 2008 5:31 pm
1182
Hey guys, In cgi_parse() there is a string comparison made when we have a POST request: if (type && !strcmp(type, "application/x-www-form-urlencoded")) //... ...
I've seen this same problem. It would be more ideal if we parsed out the paramaters and made them available. According to RFC2045 they follow the RFC822 rules...
hello, I want to save unicode values in my HDF files to use them in my code (python code) and templates, but I don't now how can I do this. now, maybe because...
Although I can't remember at the moment why I made that choice, it seems pretty clear that I intentionally didn't copy the source node, and changing it now...
... I suspect the attributes are not copied simply because hdf_copy was written before attributes existed. I don't understand Mario's use of the term "source ...
... Well, even if a node has subnodes, it still may have a value. hdf_obj_get() would be the function in question. Therefore, if the source node i'm copying...
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