created Monday, 23 January 2004
updated Wednesday, 25 February 2004
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I wrote an article about HTML templates for Lisp which hopefully will be published in print in 2004. The web page you're reading now has more CGI programs that are examples of using the HTML template library I described in the article. You can download the HTML template library here, too.
Go to the download page for a list of the archives, their sizes, & estimated download times. By the way, the download page is a CGI program which uses my HTML template library. View the source or view the template.
The oblist is a data structure from old Lisp implementations. From what I hear, it held the bindings between all variables & their values. That's why we had dynamic scoping. Wild bit of history, eh?