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Current README: http://www-922.ibm.com/cgidev2h/readme.htm
Current prototypes: http://www-922.ibm.com/cgidev2p/dspsrc.pgm?cgiinp01=cgidev2&cgiinp02=qrpglesrc&cgiinp03=prototypeb


Mel Rothman, CGIDEV2 Author
Mel Rothman, Inc.


Brad Stone wrote:

Is there documentation for these somewhere on the net?
They look newer and I don't think they are in the version
that I have installed.


Trying to get an idea what it would take...  I am not
looking to do it, but I'm doing a comparison/contrast of my
eRPG SDK and CGIDEV2 and would like to explain how this
scenario would be done with each toolset.

On Thu, 02 Dec 2004 14:13:36 -0600
 Mel Rothman <mel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

You should be able to do it using combinations of the
following CGIDEV2 subprocedures:

 - RtvHtmlRcd
 - RtvSubsVarInfo
 - Encode
 - Encode2
 - EncodeBlanks
 - WrtNoSection (not in the README (an oversight), but
in the prototypes)

Mel Rothman, CGIDEV2 Author
Mel Rothman, Inc.


Brad Stone wrote:

Let's assume that you have a file that you want to load

and

display in it's entirety on the web page.

Let's assume this web page is HTML (or contains HTML),

but

you want it displayed as text, in other words, all
containers, etc (like displaying the source of a web

page).

Let's also assume this file is either a static HTML page

or

a template containing HTML.

How would I go about replacing the < with &lt; if that

file

was loaded as a template before writing the template to

the

web page?

Now, changing the context type is not an option.

(besides,

it doesn't work with IE anyhow... LOL!) You have to

change

all occurances of < to &lt;, but you can't change the
original document.

Just looking for a way to do this with CGIDEV2.
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