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Turning the Tide on Perl’s Attitude Toward Beginners -> The Perl community has held tight to a “zero tolerance” policy for beginners. The transition to a more accepting, responsible community has begun. The past is behind us and the future…
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Michael Schwern will be speaking at the O’Reilly Open Source Convention in San Diego, CA, July 23-27, 2001. Excuse me, I’m going to ramble a bit about traffic lights as they relate to language design to see whether something…
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Exegesis 2 -> Editor’s note: this document is out of date and remains here for historic interest. See Synopsis 2 for the current design information. exegesis: n. an interpretation and explanation of a text, esp. Holy Writ This is the…
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Apocalypse 2 -> Editor’s Note: this Apocalypse is out of date and remains here for histor ic reasons. See Syn opsis 02 for the latest information. Perl 6 Apocalypse The rest of the “Apocalypse” series is available on Larry…
Regular Expressions are arguably one of Perl’s most useful and powerful tools. The ability to match complex strings is one of the things that makes Perl the effective “Practical Extraction and Reporting Language” that it is. The regular expression…
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Table of Contents Quick Start with SOAP Part I More Complex Server (daemon, mod_perl and mod_soap) Access to Remote Services Access With Service Description (WSDL) Security (SSL, basic/digest authentication, cookie-based authentication, ticket-based authentication, access control) Handling LoLs (List of…
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My co-workers cringe when I tell them the truth. What XML parser are you using? MSXML? With Perl? You’ve gotta be crazy. Yes, it’s true, but I couldn’t help myself. After test driving MSXML in a Visual Basic application,…
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A couple of months ago, I was approached by a company that I had done some work for previously, and was asked to build them a search engine to index about 200MB of HTML. However, some fairly strict rules…
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