At 6:54 PM 6/23/00, Joel Rees wrote: >Bruce Van Allen wrote: [snip] >>novice (no criticism implied), there are many ways to do that. It >>would be wasteful to just start offering suggestions without a more >>clear problem statement. > >Actually, this is what I was hoping you (or someone else here) would tell >me. I need encouragement sometimes. > My apologies for a tone that might not have been encouraging. My messages to this list are sometimes too long, and when I try terse mode I start to sound like one of those usenet tough-guys... >>3. But perhaps you're thinking of providing a 3-D fly-through, with >>voice-over narration by the user's favorite movie star, plus an >>overlay map showing applicable land use regulations, neighborhood >>demographics, and nearest Starbucks? Might be overestimating the >>patience of modem users, but such a CGI would hit the limitations of >>CGI way before challenging the capabilities of Perl. > >Yowsa, yowsa! > There's always sub-contracting, but don't ask me -- I'm booked through November. > >My boss has a bad habit of not letting us get through a project before >handing us two more. Ain't it the fate of the programmer! >So thanks for letting me know I don't need to >abandon this one. What you described has ingredients that _many_ CGI applications would employ, so there would be much useful learning in it. Best wishes. 1; -- - Bruce __Bruce_Van_Allen___bva@cruzio.com__Santa_Cruz_CA__ ==== Want to unsubscribe from this list? ==== Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to macperl-webcgi-request@macperl.org