Bretheren,
I wonder. I wander.
Has anyone any idea how I would tie in javascript or ecmascript into a perl/Tk application so that I can grab a javascript chunk out of an LWP-begotten XML chunk and interpret it?
Unfortunately there is no inline module for javascript yet (maybe that's what I'll have to build?) and all I can think of right now are the following options:
- Write an inline module for Javascript. Most rigorous, but dependant on other peoples' good will and free time.
- Parse and translate the javascript to perl. Less rigorous
- Tie in the Rhino JS interpreter inlined into Perl
- use a stand-alone interpreter such as NJS or equivalent.
Does anyone have any idea if any of this has been done before? Any leads/help would be greatly appreciated.
hackmare.
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