Let's you and me get Ovid to release a copy of AI::Prolog which can callback into perl. Interpolation of variables in strings would be nice too.

% Edit!
request :-
    url( 'edit' ),
    not( node( _ ) ),
    error( "Edit *which* node?!" ).

request :-
    url( 'edit' ),
    node( Node ),
    do_edit_node( Node ), % dispatch perl
    print( " ... " ).

% Create!
request :-
    url( 'create' ),
    not( code( _ ) ),
    error( "You didn't give any code!" ).

request :-
    url( 'create' ),
    not( name( _ ) ),
    error( "You didn't give a name!" ).

request :-
    url( 'create' ),
    name( Name ),
    code( Code ),
    do_create_node( Name, Code ), % dispatch perl
    print( "Created $Name { $Code }" ).

request :-
    error( "I can't handle the stress!" ).

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In reply to Re: Mapping URLs to code - in search of perlish dispatch schemes by diotalevi
in thread Mapping URLs to code - in search of perlish dispatch schemes by Corion

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