PERL CODE: table of files on this site

(File Last Modified Tues, May 28, 2002.)

• Options.lib
• Included files
• Magic strings

Options.lib

This file sets options used in absolute.pl.

Included files

To define which files are included in this site, edit the following function in this file:

 sub pages {
  #         FNAME   EXT   TYPE  WHO TITLE ( 
  #         ======= ===   ====  === ============================
  page qw(about    pod   admin  tm  about this site);
  page qw(absolute pl    100    tm  PERL CODE: prolog-to-web 
                                    translation);
  page qw(arch     pl    10     tm  representing softgoals);  
  page qw(dsl101   pod   text   tm  domain-specific 
                                    languages: why?); 
  page qw(formats  pl    1      tm  simple printing);  
  page qw(quotes   pod   silly   tm  quotes); 
  ...
  }

The table of contents is generated in the above order for all the FNAME.EXT files. Each entry is tagged with the TITLE and the TYPE.

TYPE can takes the value of text,1,10,100,admin,silly, amongst other things. These values are explained in absolute.pl.

Magic strings

Also found in this file are the following magic strings that you might want to change.

 #print name of site owner
 $me="Tim Menzies";

 # direct all queries to the following email
 $elm="tim@menzies.com";

 # web site of the site owner
 $home="http://tim.menzies.com";;

 # name of the site
 $site="Absolute Prolog";

 # year of copyright
 $copyrite="2001,2002";

 # types of files that should be cross indexed
 # each type X gets a _X.html file
 %types = ("1"     => "Tiny Prolog examples",
           "10"    => "Small Prolog utilities",
           "100"   => "Systems in Prolog",
           "text"  => "Theory: general",
           "pro"   => "Theory: Prolog",
           "silly" => "Silly",
           "admin" => "Site miscellany",
           "all"   =>  "All");