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Want to know how to process XML documents in Perl, Python or PHP? Ever wondered how you'd do it in Ruby, REBOL, Tcl or AppleScript? Want to learn how to execute remote procedures over the Internet using XML-RPC or SOAP? XML Processing with Perl, Python and PHP tells you all these things and more. Working up from the basics of the XML standard through to specific chapters on each of the different languages we look at some real-world solutions and applications of the XML standard in each of these languages. Get more information on Processing XML with Perl, Python and PHP.

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If you already know Perl but want to learn all about Python then this is the book for you. Starting the basic mechnical and semantic differences of the language and moving on to the specific differences between the two popular programming environments. The book includes full details on Perl functions and many of the standard and extension modules and their equivalents in Python. You'll learn how to use Python for web applications, networking, basic text processing (including regular expressions) and file and system management. We also look at how to migrate your Tk applications from Perl to Python. Get more information on Perl to Python Migration

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The new edition of Perl: The Complete Reference is a complete guide to programmin in the Perl programming language. Over and above the first edition we've rewritten most of the earlier chapters to make them easier to understand, restructured the chapters to make them easier to read and updated all of the chapters to be Perl 5.6 compliant. As a first, Perl The Complete Reference 2nd Edition is available in a combination of paper book and downloadable appendices. See the Perl: TCR 2e page for more information. Get more information on Perl The Complete Reference 2nd Edition Download the scripts from the book: PC - Unix

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Think you know everything about Perl? Started using Perl but think there's more to be found than the simple text processing and web programming? Think again! Perl: I Didn't Know You Could Do That gives you examples of all the modules and things that you never realized Perl was capable of doing. From the basics of better internal storage through to controlling your home and even controlling your Microsoft applications from within Perl. Get more information on Perl: I Didn't Know You Could Do That

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Debugging Perl is a complete guide to debugging for Perl. It starts off by giving detailed information about you should be programming with Perl, giving tips on editors and version control systems. From then we look at everything from how Perl parses a statement, through to the Perl error trapping and debugging mechanisms, through to an often forgotten debugging process - optimization. Throughout the book, I've give real-world examples, and walk through processes for error trapping, debugging, and building testing systems Get more information on Debugging Perl

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The ActivePerl Developer's Guide (APDG)looks at the ActivePerl toolkit when used for developing applications using Perl on Windows. As well giving extensive information on the ActivePerl toolkits, debuggers and other artifacts, APDG also providesinformation on how to migrate from one platform to another, and one language to another. For the platform migration, APDG gives information on migrating from Unix to Windows based development using Perl. Everything from line termination to network communication and file handling is covered, providing not only details on the differences, but also ways in which existing scripts can be migrated, or even developed to co-exist on both platoforms. For the language migration, the book includes details on moving Visual Basic developers to Perl. The information given includes an overview of the differences and an extensive function cross-reference that provides the equivalent function from VB to Perl, a module the VB facility within Perl, or a function or script that does it for you. Get more information on ActivePerl Developer's Guide Download the scripts from the book: PC - Unix

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Perl: The Complete Reference is the perfect companion to Perl Annotated Archives. It's a complete guide to programming in Perl, covering everything from the semantics through to in depth function descriptions and hundreds of examples. Also included is information on extending Perl with C functions and embedding Perl in other C applications. The book covers new features, such as threads and all aspects of the new Perl compiler. Finally, the appendixes include quick function, syntax, and error guides, and a comprehensive guide to the Perl Standard Library. Get more information on Perl The Complete Reference Download the scripts from the book: PC - Unix - Mac

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Perl Programmers is the quick desktop tool for checking up on different Perl features. Split into 6 sections it includes the basics (syntax, variables, functions, references, regular expressions, formats and POD document formats), a complete functional reference, comprehensive guide to the Perl standard library, a suite of example scripts, information on using Perl on the command line, threads, the Perl Compiler and the Perl debugger.

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Perl Annotated Archives is part of the best selling Annotated Archives series. Rather than approaching the process of programming from rules and semantics, Perl Annotated Archives guides the user through real-world examples of Perl source code in order to demonstrate, advise, and teach you how to make the best of the Perl scripting language. Get more information on Perl Annotated Archives! Read the review on fatbrain.com

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• Perl: The Complete Reference 2ed released with more 50% of the content updated.
  
• Perl: I Didn't Know You Could Do That makes it to the bookshelves.
  
• New Debugging Perl title providing tips on avoiding, finding and fixing bugs in Perl has gone to the printers.
  
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