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... added to init.d to make it compliant with Debian and LSB. There are new rules. Changes: The POSIX regex was replaced by Perl regex. Officially, only GNU/Linux is supported now. The COPYING file was added and the LICENSE.{en,pt_BR} files removed. ... Comment?
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... it. In the debugger, I'm not seeing the "dollar digit" regex capture variables set, even though the regex matches. $ perl -de 1 Loading DB routines from perl5db.pl version 1.3 Editor support available. Enter h or `h h' for help, or `man perldebug' ... Comment?
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Based on something I posted to Facebook: Perl's "natural language" emphasis and non-obvious locutions encourage developers to document their code. Comment?
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Four short links: 8 December 2009
... Shiny they shipped. I'm reasonably sure that the ALGOL designers went through exactly the same discussions, and I know Perl did too. So, don't be afraid of it - don't think that Python is evolutionarily dead - it's not. We're taking a stability and ... Comment?
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Template::Toolkit 0.02 - 40kb for [%- IF foo.bar.2.method %]
... the template elements in order from top to bottom. Which means you don't need to compile the template into intermediate Perl code, the templates won't be turing complete, and you can just evaluate it directly from template to finished text via a ... Comment?
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Padre is an IDE for Perl developers. It provides syntax highlighting for many languages, but for Perl it also provides refactoring tools. Comment?
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... overrated insightful interesting informative funny underrated descriptive typo dupe error delete not in Waiting for Perl 6 seems a lot like waiting for the Messiah to arrive. And even when (if) it happens there'll be some people saying "Nope. Not ... Comment?
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... performance as well as identify and remove bottlenecks. AnyEvent When it comes to event-driven programming in Perl, Marc Lehmann's AnyEvent is hard to beat. It's a event library agnostic wrapper that nicely hides the details of working with ... Comment?
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Perl 6 Design Minutes for 18 November 2009
The Perl 6 design team met by phone on 18 November 2009. Larry, Allison, Patrick, Jerry, Will, and chromatic attended. Comment?
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Rewritten Install & Upgrade Documentation for Movable Type
... easy because each server environment in which it is installed is different. A few months ago (with the help of a few Perl hackers at Six Apart), I wrote a step-by-step guide to Install Movbale Type on a Mac which required the installation of a ... Comment?
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... of his own experience in Python. In that is a bit of Python code, and I started thinking what it would look like in Perl 6. The code relies on an XML node class, which is presumably one that you can find in Python's library. Perl 6's library is ... Comment?
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RRDcollect is a daemon that polls certain files in the /proc/ directory, gathering data and storing it inside RRDtool database files. It supports both scanf-style pattern matches and Perl-compatible regular expressions. Comment?
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In this unique video package, renowned Perl author and speaker Peter Scott takes you through the fundamental elements of the Perl 5 language so that you have a strong foundation for creating robust Perl programs. Comment?
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Why Should I Program in $Language?
... ... for me. If I assert they're dead on the basis of job stats, I'd be sorely mistaken. Naturally, when I hear the old "Perl is dead" saw, I know the job stats and I know they're not referring to them. However, what they invariably refer to is the ... Comment?
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Generates pod documentation by analysing perl modules. 1.08 Documentation autopod using the Perl library Pod::Autopod to generate javadoc like documentation with pod syntax. Comment?
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Spreadsheet::WriteExcel is a Perl module which can be used to create native Excel binary files. Comment?
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DBD::SQLite 1.27 now (finally) released
... while they are live. - SQLite includes syntactic support for an infix operator 'REGEXP'. This is now implemented using Perl regular expressions. - Support for loading external sqlite3 extensions - Support for fine-grained query security via ... Comment?
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HTML::Lint - check for HTML errors in a string or file If you want much more stringent HTML checking, consider using WebService::Validator::HTML::W3C and possibly running a local copy of the validator. Comment?
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Task::Kensho - A Glimpse at an Enlightened Perl VERSION This document describes Task::Kensho version 0.11 > cpan Task::Kensho DESCRIPTION, Kensho is a Japanese term for enlightenment experi + ences - most commonly used within the confines of Zen Buddhism - literally meanin + g "seeing one's nature"[1] or "true self."[2] It generally "refers to + ... Comment?
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Spreadsheet::WriteExcel is a Perl module which can be used to create native Excel binary files. Comment?
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