[Klone-users] C strict or not

[Mickael Auger]

Hi,

Obviously KLone is written in C strict. So it is compatible with old
compilers.

However the C file generated by the KL1 file is not written in C strict. So
I must declare my variables and functions in <%! ...%> tag.
But these variables/functions become global variables/functions and I can
not use the same names into other KL1 pages.

Why ? This is not the expected behavior.

Here is an extract of one of my "accueil.kl1" page to C file :
====================================================
static void exec_page(request_t *rq, response_t *rs, session_t *ses)
{
   request = rq;
   response = rs;
   session = ses;
   in = request_io(request);
   out = response_io(response);
   u_unused_args(SCRIPT_NAME, request, response, session, in, out);
   accueil_kl1 () ;

dbg_if(u_io_unzip_copy(out, klone_html_zblock_0,
sizeof(klone_html_zblock_0)));

  #line 42 "/home/ug_ma/klone-2.0.2/webapp/www/accueil.kl1"

char *value;
char *login;
char* rq;
====================================================

I think that you process this for prevent conflicts with your variables
('rq', 'rs' and 'ses').

I would like to separate the global context (contains 'include' and
'define') from the local variables to my KL1 page.

For example, to resolve this problem, you could add a new tag (like <%d ...
%> with 'd' for declaration) and you could "protect" the variable names
('rq', 'rs' and 'ses') to renaming them '_rq', '_rs', and '_ses' for
'exec_page' function.

What do you think?
-- 
Mickaël AUGER
mickael.auger at gmail.com
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