On Thu, 11 Aug 2005 03:41:47 +0100, Roy Schestowitz
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>You can use some Perl, shell script and their relatives to insert the latter
>en masse.
I insert the code
<!-- macro Foot -->
and run a static macro expansion. That way I can easily change the
code the macro expands to. You can have a look at the code it
generates, not strictly boilerplate.
look at any of my webpages on http://mindprod.com
<!-- macro Foot noad --> suppresses the Google ad.
Some of the macros, written in Java, are quite elaborate, like the one
that generates links to bookstores where you can buy a recommended
book, or the one that figures out the optimal way to display a code
snippet.
My ISP does not support any server side code. So I have to do all my
cleverness statically before I upload.
It ends up looking much like JSP, except that it is expanded just
before upload rather than when the user asks for a page.
I have an untouch utility that I use to avoid uploading expanded pages
that have not really changed.
For more details on how it works see
http://mindprod.com/jgloss/html.html
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