Wow - I'm gonna check it out, it got the capabilities
I was looking for, however it looks complex... guess it
needs to be - as far as the "dot" language, that is...
Hopefully it wont be to hard to set up an "org chart"
looking view... since it's hierarchical.
Too bad there isn't something easier. I'm lazy in a good
way(usually), and was really thinking of a template
"explorer" not like the javascript click open deal,
accepting the reload request delay from the server-side
script, where I give each entry its own level - like html
header tags, based on how deep into the structure,
what "parent" it was under, what "children" and "link
children" it had - or even a mock underlying directory
structure with soft-links to mimic "links".
Maybe I've written my own enhancement request. I know
it's a pretty specific application, but I'm just surprised
that someone hasn't already done this. Maybe I'll also look
into adapting the "familly tree" concept in greater detail
before embarking on the GraphViz expedition.
Thanks... GraphViz looks pretty awesome, and if lazier
routes fail, I'm sure to end up using it... and learning "dot"!
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I said GraphViz nature. There may be something that uses it on CPAN that corresponds closer to your actual need. If there isn't then you can always use it to write something for yourself. Please also learn to format your posts at Writeup Formatting Tips. This <pre> thing you're doing sucks.
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First time posting here.... sorry bout the <pre> deal there...
Thanks, this is exactly the functionality I need... just more work then I was hoping... Yea, I get what your saying, and appreciate the lead... nothing jumped out at me on CPAN, but I'll keep looking around. I just taught myself perl less then a month ago (best language I've ever seen, btw) and have almost all of the functionality for my knowledge base complete... was hoping to get the frontend out quickly... my bosses are chomping at the bit, and I'm concerned that it can't "live" without a dynamic front end for long
It may be that writing my own module would be the best thing... but I have much to learn to pull that off
Thanks
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