Class wwScripting

The wwScripting class provides a simple mechanism for executing ASP style <% %> script pages containing Visual FoxPro code. The class provides a mechanism for dynamically executing script templates including full semantics for compilation and runtime version checking to provide optimal execution performance as pure FoxPro code.

The class also has support for:

Layout Pages (master page that content pages can load into)
Partial Pages (child pages that get loaded into a parent page)

Code execution runs against ASP style script which can evaluate script expressions (< %= and % >) and full code blocks (< % and % >). The script parser converts templates into pure FoxPro PRG file source code that is executed on disk using the RenderAspScript() method or from memory using the ExecScript() method (more limited).

The wwScripting class is used as the script parser for Response.ExpandScript and generic script execution in the Web Connection Framework.

Custom wwScripting

Class Members

Member		Description
	MergeText	Provides Template parsing for expression evaluated tempaltes. Unlike script pages, MergeText evaluates pages by parsing each script block individually and executing the code contained in it. Uses… o.wwScripting.MergeText(lcText,llIsFile)
	RenderAspScript	Renders an ASP style page as a compiled VFP program. This method handles creation of the VFP source code from the script file, compilation and checking for updates of the file. Parsing works using… o.RenderAspScript(lcTemplate)
	CompileAspScript	Compiles an ASP script template into PRG and FXP files if needed. If the FXP file exists and is newer than the script file, no compilation is performed. o.CompileAspScript(lcTemplate)
	ExecScript	This method is used to execute a script template using the FoxPro ExecScript command. This method can accept input from a file or from a string that holds the ASP style template. o.ExecScript(lcTemplate as string, llIsCodeString)
	cCompiledPath	Path where our compiled FXP and WCT files are stored. Defaults to the same path as the template. Note that you are responsible for cleaning up this directory of FXP/WCT files.
	cErrorMsg	An error message if the script execution fails. Also set is the lError property.
	cErrorHeader	This property can be used to display the top of the error message page should a scripting error occur. This text should include everything including the tag and HTML text but not the closing…
	lEditErrors	If .T. pops up an editor window for editing the error in the code.
	lError	Error flag that can and should be checked after running a script or template. You can also check the cErrorMsg property for a string error message.
	cBasePath	A base property used for partials, and layout pages with ~/ is used in the path. Set this value to the path that identifies ~/.
	lSaveVfpSourceCode	If .t. doesn't delete the generate VFP source code after compiling
	oException	A VFP 8/9 Exception object which is set when an error occurs. Usually you don't need to look at this as the cErrorMesage
	cScriptCode	The input script code saved to a variable.
	cScriptResponseClass	The Response class used for script processing. * wwScriptingResponse This is the default Response class used that provides the base functionality. It includes functionality for writing output…
	cVFPCode	The generated VFP code saved for you to review.
	lNoVersionCheck	If .T. doesn't check or attempt to compile the file, but just executes the FXP. Assumes the FXP exists and fails if it does not exist. This setting provides fastest performance but requires explicit…
	lShowFullErrorInfo	If .T. displays full error information on the page if possible
	lStopOnError	Flag used to cause parser to stop on the line of code causing error in VFP This flag should be used only as a debugging feature.
	lThrowException	If set to .T. throws errors as exceptions when lStopOnError = .F. Note that this will stop processing the template in all cases and return the original error information for an exception handler…

Assembly: wwscripting.prg

Class wwScripting

Class Members

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