5,15 → 5,15 |
This wims programmability extension to html does not require any |
addon or plugin at the browser side, as all the wims commands are treated |
by the wims server before sending the result to the browser, which will |
be a standard html page. <br/> |
be a standard html page. <br> |
For example, this allows you to define style macros which can be |
dynamically changed. <br/> |
dynamically changed. <br> |
And this extension can cohabit with all the current (and hopefully |
future) html standards, including java applets, javascripts, embedded |
objects, |
dhtml... This is because the wims extension follows a strict line |
discipline (i.e. a wims command must start at the first word of a line), |
while html standard is not line-oriented. <br/> |
while html standard is not line-oriented. <br> |
This means that you can even embed wims extensions into javascripts, |
applets, dhtml... |
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43,7 → 43,7 |
its current value, then the software package `PARI' will be called |
with the string `print(factor(<value of $$number>))' as command to |
execute. The output of the program, with the overheads stripped, will |
be placed as the value of the variable `factor'. <br/> |
be placed as the value of the variable `factor'. <br> |
Interfaces provided in version $wims_version of wims: PARI, Maxima, MuPAD, |
Coq, Povray, gnuplot, PostgreSQL, Fly (gif drawing), CALC (by Keith Matthew). |
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