On 9 Apr 2008, at 03:40, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
mod_sed is a sed[1] based Apache filtering module, with the sed
code based on
opensolaris sed. sed scripting offers a more familiar interface to
build
powerful filters. This mod_sed is designed to work with Apache HTTP
server
version 2.2 and above.
Thanks. This is useful stuff. Of course mod_sed overlaps with
mod_line_edit
and mod_substitute, but you're the first to support both input and
output
filtering. My knowledge of sed itself is limited to the same kind of
search-
and-replace those filters offer, but I have an idea it does a little
more than
just that, too. Any performance comparisons with its competitors?
Design of this filter is in the way that regexp.c, regexp.h, sed0.c
sed1.c,
libsed.h can be made part of the apr. While the filter code mod_sed.c
will be a filter module which can reside under modules directory. This
way other modules can also take advantage of sed libraries.
I think you mean you've adapted the sed code to run on APR pools,
and updated it for thread-safety/reentrancy. Once we have a
modular build system in a release version of apr-util, that could
perhaps fit nicely as an apr_sed module. But that's a whole other
discussion.
Please have a look into the code and provide your comments.
Well, I've had a preview of this, and it's good :-)
--
Nick Kew
