"Page" class, CGI Programming
Not a question, just thought I would share it. I've been using C for cgi programming for a while, I'm just now getting a real grip on C++. Anyway, I'm working on a "page" class, with methods that make HTML items...
I'm just starting out with this. I plan to add forms, tables, and maybe dynamic data...
Code:
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
class Page{
public:
Page();
~Page();
void div(char *style, char *contents);
void pr(char* prdata);
void pgfoot();
private:
int pgid;
};
Page::Page(){
pgid=1;
cout<<"Content-type: text/html\n\n";
cout<<"<html>\n<head />\n<body>"<<endl;
}
Page::~Page(){
}
void Page::div(char *style, char *contents){
cout << "<div style=\'"<<style<<"\'>" << endl;
cout << contents << "</div>" << endl;
}
void Page::pr(char* prdata){
cout << prdata<<endl;
}
void Page::pgfoot(){
cout <<"</body>"<<endl;
cout <<"</html>"<<endl;
}
int main(){
Page pg;
pg.div("color:#00cc99;background-color:#ccccff;","<p>It works!</p>");
pg.pgfoot();
return 0;
}
I'm thinking of making a few versions that support different DTD's when I'm done.
