=head1 NAME CGI::Bus::psp - Perl Script Processor CGI::Bus subobject =head1 SYNOPSIS use CGI::Bus; $s =CGI::Bus->new(); $s->userauthopt; $s->psp->evalf(filename); Or directly in mixed CGI/HTML page: #!perl -w use vars qw($s); $s =do("config.pl"); $s->userauthopt; $s->psp->evalf($0) __END__ subobject. Formatted like ASP HTML file is converted to Perl subroutine and evaluated. HTML is converted to series of C calls. E% perl expr %E tags are converted to C(perl expr). ESCRIPT E tags are considered as Perl code. Script language attribute is observed. See L for inherited slots and methods. =head1 SLOTS =over None =back =head1 METHODS =over =item eval (?-opt, perl text, ? filename||[filename, base],...) -> HTML page printed Evaluate Perl text. 'e' option is to produce embeddable HTML without headers. Evaluation context is C(application object, options string, filename,...) =item evalf (?-opt, filename||[filename, base],...) -> HTML page printed Evaluate HTML/Perl script file. Uses C and C. =item parse (?-opt, html/perl text, ?filename||[filename, base],...) -> Perl text Parse HTML/Perl script file to Perl text. 'e' option is to produce embeddable HTML without headers. =head1 VERSION =over =head2 02/04/2003 =item New: [filename, base] filename syntax may now be used to generate '' tag =head2 16/09/2002 =item Changed: C omits text given before m/<(!DOCTYPE|html|head)/i, so mixed CGI/HTML page files may be parsed. Synopsis changed to reflect this feature. =head2 15/10/2001 - 08/11/2001 =item New: Implemented and Documented. =item ToDo: Perl code caching? =back =head1 AUTHOR Andrew V Makarow =cut