First lets $include 'included.y':

This is included.y yeah!
webapp = [WebApp 'Test Web application' on vhost 'www.razorvine.net', urlprefix=/test/]
prefix = /test/
Here follows a euro sign: ¤
New lets $call 'included.y':
This is included.y yeah!
webapp = [WebApp 'Test Web application' on vhost 'www.razorvine.net', urlprefix=/test/]
prefix = /test/
Here follows a euro sign: ¤
New lets $call 'included.sn':
This is the Included Snakelet! Euro sign: ¤
Now lets $include 'incl.html':
Snakelets Server inclued page This is an included html file, or you have been redirected to this file

This text is part of an included (or redirected) html file (incl.html)

New lets $call 'snakelets.sf.net':
Snakelets - About

SNAKELETS - Python Web Application Server

About Snakelets

What is Snakelets?

Snakelets is a very simple-to-use Python web application server. It provides a threaded web server (you don't have to provide a web server such as Apache yourself), Ypages (Python HTML template language, similar to Java's JSPs) and Snakelets: code-centric page request handlers (similar to Java's Servlets). Snakelet's focus is to make the creation of dynamic web sites as quick and easy as possible. To get started it is enough to extract Snakelets somewhere, add a single directory that will contain your files, copy-paste-edit a small configuration file that describes your site, and you're set to add your own pages and images and other content!

Snakelets is written and © by Irmen de Jong (visit my personal homepage ). It is open-source software and is released under the MIT Software License (more info).

News: updated the Frog project page (Frog is a weblog system written for Snakelets).
added the FileMgr project page (a web based file manager; create/delete/edit/upload/rename... from your browser)


That's it. If you don't see this line, something's rotten!!!