apache, as I understand it, is written in C. If htaccess is an apache element, is it also in C?
- stackoverflow.com/a/12064517/5951529 - Sasha Chernykh
- 2.htaccess in apache config language, which has no name. And here the language in Kotor is written by the Apache himself. The first build of C is written in assembler, but we don’t say that the source code of the program written in C is written in assembler. And the language of configs is not usually called the "programming language", it is impossible to create arbitrary programs on it - Mike
- oneGithub calls this ApacheConf - andreymal
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The .htaccess are written in a non-programming language; uses the syntax of the Apache server configuration files, whose elements are called directives . A list of directives is available on the Apache website .
See also Wikipedia article .
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- Programming language it is all the same. This is Domain Specific Language. ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/… - Oceinic
- @Oceinic, but in practice it has happened that languages ​​that do not have Turing completeness are usually not called “programming languages”, although according to the definitions they are. - Sasha Chernykh
- In Wikipedia, the link above is called - Oceinic
- 2@Oceinic do not believe wikipedia. Always check. But your example, but in English, DSL calls not a programming language, but a computer language - a group that includes programming languages, markup, and so on and so on in that language. - Yevgeny Borisov
- one@Oceinic, the link is written in Wikipedia: but the term “domain-specific” has taken root in the English-speaking scientific community, and it is the “domain-specific language”, and not the “domain-specific programming language” . - Nofate ♦
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