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Quick Start with SOAP -> Table of Contents Quick Start with SOAPWriting a CGI-based ServerClientPassing ValuesAutodispatchingObjects accessError handlingService dispatch (different services on one server)Types and NamesConclusion Part 2 of this series SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) is a way for…
Notes Notes sigsetjmp wrangling continues Safe Signals Large file support wrangling continues Multiple Pre-Incrementing Test::Harness Megapatch Tokeniser reporting and pretty-printing Unicode Various You can subscribe to an email version of this summary by sending an empty message to p5p-digest-subscribe@plover.com….
Table of Contents A more complex example Producing XML Multiple Formats Introducing the Template Toolkit There are a number of Perl modules that are universally recognised as The Right Thing To Use for certain tasks. If you accessed a…
A Beginner’s Introduction to POE -> By Dennis Taylor, with Jeff Goff What Is POE, And Why Should I Use It? Table of Contents POE Design A Simple Example That’s All For Today Related Links Most of the programs we…
Notes Excising sigsetjmp Benchmarking UTF8 Heroism Cygwin versus Windows Lvalue lists Linux large file support Calls for papers Various Notes You can subscribe to an email version of this summary by sending an empty message to p5p-digest-subscribe@plover.com. Please send…
Editor’s note: this venerable series is undergoing updates. You might be interested in the newer versions, available at: A Beginner’s Introduction to Perl 5.10 A Beginner’s Introduction to Files and Strings with Perl 5.10 A Beginner’s Introduction to Regular Expressions…
Notes Fix for gv_handler segfault rsync needs occasional delete Outstanding Unicode fix New Solaris hints file Lots of lvalue hackery Stephen McCamant and Doug MacEachern week Things to investigate Various Notes You can subscribe to an e-mail version of…
Notes 5.6.1 Trial is out! Profiling Solaris and Sockets strtoul Language-sensitive editors Numeric conversion on HPUX Various Repository browser Dependency checker Unicode task use constant Updates Miscellany Notes You can subscribe to an email version of this summary by…
.NET is the latest hype blitz from Microsoft (and you thought it was just a domain). If your eyes are glazing over or you’re tempted to write it off as marketing speak, read on. Although Microsoft is loath to…
Objects and Modules -> Editor’s note: this venerable series is undergoing updates. You might be interested in the newer versions, available at: A Beginner’s Introduction to Perl 5.10 A Beginner’s Introduction to Files and Strings with Perl 5.10 A Beginner’s…
Notes Object creation and destruction More cool PerlIO stuff What to do with bugs UV Preserving Arithmetic Code checkers Precedence Reminder about the FAQ Various Notes You can subscribe to an email version of this summary by sending an…
Editor’s note: this venerable series is undergoing updates. You might be interested in the newer versions, available at: A Beginner’s Introduction to Perl 5.10 A Beginner’s Introduction to Files and Strings with Perl 5.10 A Beginner’s Introduction to Regular…
Notes Tests Charnames Regular Expression Bug xsubpp Perlipc Examples Buggy PerlIO news Dodgy Function Names Lvalue Subs Various Notes You can subscribe to an e-mail version of this summary by sending an empty message to p5p-digest-subscribe@plover.com. Please send corrections…
Programming GNOME Applications with Perl, Part Two -> Table of Contents The Cookbook Application The Main Screen Columned Lists Displaying Recipes Where We Are, And Where We’re Going Notes on the Last Article Last month’s article examined how to create…
What’s Wrong With This Picture? -> Astute readers had a number of comments about last week’s Program Repair Shop and Red Flags article. Control Flow Puzzle In the article, I had a section of code that looked like this: $_…
Notes Regexp Engine SOCKS and Sockets for, map and grep Encode Licensing PERL5OPT Unicode on Big Iron Carp SvTEMP Locales and Floats Low-Hanging Fruit Miscellaneous Notes You can subscribe to an e-mail version of this summary by sending an…
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