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i know this may sound silly, but does anyone use povray solely as their
scripting language? i actually had the crazy idea of doing this since i
know povray better than perl. perhaps using povray (instead of perl or php)
in conjunction with apache for dynamic html content?
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> i know this may sound silly, but does anyone use povray solely as their
> scripting language? i actually had the crazy idea of doing this since i
> know povray better than perl. perhaps using povray (instead of perl or php)
> in conjunction with apache for dynamic html content?
The other day I gave serious consideration to sitting down and writing a
web server with POV-Ray's SDL...
(But then, of course, I realised that POV-Ray doesn't have any way to
access ports and such things, so this is clearly impossible!)
Andrew @ home.
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how about povray in conjunction with bash? i've bash web servers before.
Andrew the Orchid <voi### [at] dev null> wrote:
> > i know this may sound silly, but does anyone use povray solely as their
> > scripting language? i actually had the crazy idea of doing this since i
> > know povray better than perl. perhaps using povray (instead of perl or php)
> > in conjunction with apache for dynamic html content?
>
> The other day I gave serious consideration to sitting down and writing a
> web server with POV-Ray's SDL...
>
> (But then, of course, I realised that POV-Ray doesn't have any way to
> access ports and such things, so this is clearly impossible!)
>
> Andrew @ home.
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> how about povray in conjunction with bash? i've bash web servers before.
>
>>The other day I gave serious consideration to sitting down and writing a
>>web server with POV-Ray's SDL...
>>
>>(But then, of course, I realised that POV-Ray doesn't have any way to
>>access ports and such things, so this is clearly impossible!)
I don't know nearly enough about bash to do that...
Andrew @ home.
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From: Thorsten Froehlich
Subject: Re: povray for scripting purposes
Date: 25 Sep 2004 15:11:01
Message: <4155c2c5@news.povray.org>
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In article <web.41559f25a38d9b9a580e0380@news.povray.org> , "jhu"
<nomail@nomail> wrote:
> i know this may sound silly, but does anyone use povray solely as their
> scripting language? i actually had the crazy idea of doing this since i
> know povray better than perl. perhaps using povray (instead of perl or php)
> in conjunction with apache for dynamic html content?
This is the wrong group for this question. This group is for discussion of
the POV-Ray source code. Questions about using the POV-Ray scene
description language or ray-tracing in general should be asked in either
povray.general or povray.newusers. Off-topic questions should be asked in
in povray.off-topic.
Thorsten
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Thorsten Froehlich, Duisburg, Germany
e-mail: tho### [at] trfde
Visit POV-Ray on the web: http://mac.povray.org
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nomail@nomail news:web.41559f25a38d9b9a580e0380@news.povray.org
> i know this may sound silly, but does anyone use povray solely as
> their scripting language? i actually had the crazy idea of doing this
> since i know povray better than perl. perhaps using povray (instead of
> perl or php) in conjunction with apache for dynamic html content?
You should seek medical attention ;)
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