Examples
[[ Spyce ]]
Python Server Pages by Rimon Barr
The following is a list of examples extracted from the Spyce documentation.
You can click on the links below to view the Spyce source, and try to run the
code as well. Note, however, that these example will only work if these pages
are viewed from a Spyce-enabled web server. A short description of each is
provided. For a more detailed explanation, please refer to the documentation.
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hello.spy : Hello World! view ,
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asp.spy : Hello World!, ASP syntax view ,
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hello2.spy : Colourful Hello Word! view ,
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gif.spy : Spyce logo view ,
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stdout.spy : Using print and stdout view ,
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spylambda.spy : Defining Spyce lambda functions view ,
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myPortal.spy : Using spyce lambda inside modules view ,
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tag.spy : Active tags view ,
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error.spy : Error handling view ,
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errorSyntax.spy : Syntax error view ,
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include.spy : Dynamic includes view ,
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includestatic.spy : Static includes view ,
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transform.spy : Dynamic output filters view ,
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compress.spy : Dynamic compression view ,
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template.spy : Interaction with various template engines view ,
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getpost.spy : GET and POST info view ,
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request.spy : Request information view ,
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form.spy : Basic form handling view ,
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fileupload.spy : Form-based file upload view ,
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cookie.spy : Cookie functionality view ,
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session.spy : Session handling view ,
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autosession.spy : Automatic session handling view ,
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autosessionpost.spy : Automatic session handling via POST view ,
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mysession.spy : User-defined session handling functions view ,
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redirect.spy : Request redirection methods view ,
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pool.spy : Server-pooled variables view ,
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automaton.spy : State-machine functionality view ,
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info.spy : Output Spyce runtime information
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Spyce.