README.PSP

As of version 0.2, Pike ScriptRunner can be used to run Pike Server Pages 
(PSP) files. PSP is similar to JSP in that it allows you to mix code and 
content on the same page. More up-to-date information can be obtained from:

http://www.gotpike.org/PikeWiki/index.pike?page=PikeApps/Pike+ScriptRunner

A brief overview of the PSP markup format:

<%= someexpression %>  <-- gives you some expression cast as a string.

<%  somepikecode %>  <-- inserts some pike code fragments in page

the object "out" is available and is a String.Buffer. All of your output should be `+=() 
or add()ed to this object.

return doesn't play a role here; don't use it!

blocks of non-psp markup are considered a block, so you can do this:

<% if(id->variables->somevar) %>
all this
appears if somevar is present and non-zero.
<% else %>
all of this appears otherwise, until we hit another <% %> (ie this shows up
regardless) block.

note that you can use {} in these cases to force the situation, as all text blocks get 
converted automatically to output().

<%!
     some pike code
%>

this code will be placed inside the servicing object, but outside of the
page servicing method, so you can use this "directive" tag to define
additional methods, perform inherits and includes, and so forth.

<%@ include file="" %>

this will include some other file into the current file, and will be parsed as a psp 
fragment. currently, the path is not relative to the document root. more work needs to be 
done on this.