PatPoul wrote:
> I want to do the same thing as
> <script language="javascript" src="xxx.js"></script>
>
> but with a python script :
> <script language="Python" src="xxx.py"></script>
>
> ==================================
> if xxx.py :
> def mytest():
> alert("test")
> window.document.write('test')
> ==================================
> and test.html :
> <HTML>
> <SCRIPT Language="Python" src="xxx.py"></SCRIPT>
>
> <SCRIPT Language="Python">
> mytest()
> </SCRIPT>
> </HTML>
> ==================================
>
> I always got this error :
> NameError : name 'mytest' is not defined
>
> Thx ...
> Patrick Poulin
>
Long story short, no.
The browser needs binding to the language, and either the ability to use
the external interpreter or embed an interpreter, and no browser
currently has that kind of thing.
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