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Beteilige Person:	Barron, David W. 1935- (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	Englisch
Veröffentlicht:	Chichester [u.a.] Wiley 2000
Schriftenreihe:	Worldwide series in computer science
Schlagwörter:	Skriptsprache World Wide Web
Links:	http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=008866056&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA
Umfang:	XII, 492 S.
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adam_text	Titel: The world of scripting languages Autor: Barron, David W Jahr: 2000 I Contents Preface..............................................................................................xi Acknowledgements..............................................................................xiii PART ONE THE BIG PICTURE..................................................................1 1 Introduction to scripts and scripting........................................................3 1.1 Scripts and programs....................................................................3 1.2 Origins of scripting.........................................................4 1.3 Scripting today........................................................................5 1.4 Characteristics of scripting languages............................................5 1.5 Uses for scripting languages..........................................................7 1.6 Web scripting............................................................................12 1.7 Java..........................................................................................13 1.8 The universe of scripting languages................................................13 PART TWO LANGUAGES..........................................................................15 2 Getting the job done in Perl..................................................................17 2.1 The Perl phenomenon..................................................................17 2.2 Introducing Perl..........................................................................18 2.3 Names and values in Perl..............................................................24 2.4 Variables and assignment..............................................................28 2.5 Scalar expressions......................................................................29 2.6 Control structures........................................................................32 2.7 Built-in functions........................................................................36 2.8 Collections of data......................................................................37 2.9 Working with arrays and lists........................................................41 2.10 Working with hashes..................................................................45 2.11 Simple input and output..............................................................47 2.12 Strings, patterns and regular expressions............................48 2.13 Subroutines................................................................................58 2.14 Scripts with arguments................................................................6l 2.15 Conclusion................................................................................62 2.16 Reference: operators and precedence..............................................63 Advanced Perl............ 3.1 Finer points of looping . • • • • • • 3.2 Finer points of subroutines ... • • • 3.3 Using pack and unpack........... 3.4 Working with files............. 3.5 Navigating the file system, . . . . . . 3-6 Typeglobs..........• ¦ ..... 3.7 eval . .............• • • • • 3.8 References...... ... . . • 3.9 Data structures......... ........ 3.10 Packages................... 3.11 Libraries and modules ........... 3-12 Objects........ ........... 3.13 Objects and modules in action......... 3.14 Tied variables.................. 3.15 Interfacing to the operating system ....... 3.16 Creating Internet-aware applications...... 3.17 Dirty hands Internet programming........ 3.18 Security issues............... • Tel................................ 4.1 The Tel phenomenon......... ... 4.2 The Tel philosophy........ • • • 4.3 Tel structure....................... 4.4 Tel syntax.............. • • • 4.5 Understanding Tel: the parser . ... 4.6 Variables and data in Tel .... 4.7 Control flow................ 4.8 Data structures................. 4.9 Simple input/output............... 4.10 Procedures...................... 4.11 Working with strings........ . ..... 4.12 Working with patterns................ 4.13 Working with files and pipes........... 4.14 Putting it all together: some example code. . . 4.15 Reference material................... Advanced Tel......................... 5.1 The eval, source, exec and uplevel commands 5.2 Libraries and packages................ 5.3 Namespaces....................... 5.4 Trapping errors..................... 5.5 Event-driven programs................ 5.6 Making applications Internet-aware ....... 5.7 Nuts-and-bolts Internet programming...... Contents 5.8 Security issues: running untrusted code 5.9 The C interface............... 5.10 The Java interface.............. 6 Tk............................ 6.1 Visual toolkits................ 6.2 Fundamental concepts of Tk....... 6.3 Tk by example............... 6.4 Events and bindings............ 6.5 Geometry managers............ 6.6 Perl-Tk..................... 7 Visual Basic and VBA.................... 7.1 The Visual Basic family............... 7.2 Visual Basic: the core language.......... 7.3 The Visual Basic way of objects......... 7.4 Object models and type libraries......... 7.5 Working with objects................ 7.6 System objects..................... 7.7 Event-driven programming............. 7.8 Working with Visual Basic (the application). . 7.9 Reference: operators and operator precedence 8 Advanced Visual Basic.................... 8.1 Developing Internet-aware applications..... 8.2 COM objects...................... 8.3 The Visual Basic event model........... 8.4 Class modules..................... 8.5 Drag-and-drop..................... 8.6 Creating ActiveX controls.............. 8.7 Interfacing to the Windows API.......... 8.8 Accessing external databases............ PART THREE SCRIPTING WEB CLIENTS AND SERVERS 9 JavaScript..................... 9.1 What is JavaScript?........... 9.2 Object models.............. 9.3 Design philosophy........... 9.4 Versions of JavaScript......... 9.5 The JavaScript core language . . . . 9.6 System objects............... 9.7 Advanced facilities............ 9.8 JavaScript and Java............ 9.9 JavaScript operators and precedence F~ ; ir j 166 169 173 176 176 177 182 198 202 207 210 210 213 230 231 232 241 245 247 255 257 257 262 264 267 27 6 285 286 288 293 295 295 296 297 297 298 313 322 324 325 335 338 344 344 362 368 368 369 369 370 375 380 381 391 395 397 397 398 399 401 404 415 415 418 422 423 425 425 426 426 428 430 432 433 435 10 VBScript . • • ......................... 10.1 What is VBScript?.................. 10.2 The VBScript core language............. 10.3 Objects in VBScript........ ¦ •..... 10.4 New features in VBScript 5........... 11 Scripting Web clients and servers............ 11.1 Client-side Web scripting . .. ¦ ¦..... 11.2 Active Server Pages............... 12 Dynamic HTML and lite DOM ............. 12.1 Prom HTML to Dynamic HTML ........ 12.2 Dynamic HTML . . ................. 12.3 Document object models................. • 12.4 The Netscape document object model.......... 12.5 The Microsoft document object model.......... 12.6 The W3C document object model (DOM)...... 12.7 The event model. . ................ 12.8 DHTML scriptlets ..................... PARI FOUR THE MICROSOFT SCRIPTING MODEL....... 13 Scripting Microsoft Office .................. 13.1 VBA............................ 13.2 Macros and macro languages............... 13.3 WordBasic........................ 13.4 The Office object models.............. 13.5 Programming the Word object model.......... 13.6 Modifying Word s built-in dialogs............. 13.7 Events............................. 13-8 Automation: programming the Office suite..... 13.9 Using the Windows API................... 13.10 Macro viruses........................ 14 The Microsoft Scripting Runtime Library............ 14.1 Scripting hosts, scripting engines and object libraries 14.2 The Scripting Runtime Library............... 14.3 The Dictionary object..................... 14.4 The File System Object Model............... 14.5 Working with the FilcSystemObject object....... 14.6 The Drive object........................ 14.7 The File and Folder objects................. 14.8 Text I/O with the TextStream object........... Contents 15 The Windows Script Host and the Script Control........................................440 15.1 What is the Windows Script Host?..................................................440 15.2 The Windows Script Host object model............................................441 15.3 Examples..................................................................................444 15.4 The future of the Windows Script Host............................................446 15.5 The Script Control......................................................................446 PART FIVE AND FINALLY..........................................................................449 16 Loose ends........................................................................................451 16.1 Pre-history of scripting................................................................451 16.2 Precursors of scripting..................................................................452 16.3 AWK........................................................................................459 16.4 REXX........................................................................................464 17 Epilogue............................................................................................474 Appendix................................................................................................477 Index......................................................................................................485 Scripting Program Index..............................................................................490
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