CGI Scripting with CRM

I thought this might be of interest. CGI scripting with CRM114 happens
to be insanely easy. The web page to be displayed is read from stdout.
Post data comes from stdin. Get data and everything else is in
environment variables. Here's a general test script that illustrates
the idioms involved, namely loading the available data, decoding
url-encoded strings and displaying results in HTML:

[chris@cl-t090-563cl cgi-bin]$ cat crmtest.cgi
#!/usr/local/bin/crm
# CGI test file. Show the data accessible to the script.

isolate (:param:) /:*:_dw:/
isolate (:environment:) //
syscall () (:environment:) /env/
isolate (:headers:) /Content-type: text\/html\n\n/
#isolate (::) //

# Uncomment the next line to skip decoding post data.
# goto /:skip_decode:/

{
match <fromend> [:param:] (:eol:) /\&/
alter (:eol:) /<br>\n/
liaf
}

{
match [:param:] (:space:) /\+/
alter (:space:) / /
liaf
}

{
match [:param:] (:hex: :value:) /%(..)/
alter (:hex:) /\\x:*:value:/
eval (:hex:) /:*:hex:/
liaf
}

:skip_decode:

{
match <fromend> [:environment:] (:eol:) /\n/
alter (:eol:) /<br>\n/
liaf
}

alter /:*:headers:<h1>CGI Success!<\/h1>\n\
<h2>Your CGI Environment:<\/h2>:*:environment:\n\
<h2>Parameters passed:<\/h2>\n:*:param:/ (:_dw:)

accept

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From there it's pretty straightforward to classify form input or
customize a webmail app to train Spam.

Chris

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