Some of the advice is really nice. Just beware bugs in the supplied code.
For one thing, the Day 1 example on YAPE::Regex::Explain has a missing colon on the -M module option and the module in -e (copy pasta typo?) and the use of q for quoting is unbalanced (there is no matching symbol to end the string, in this case an 'r'.)
More Perl Advent Calendars (Score:5, Informative)
The Perl community has more advent calendars than the one linked in TFA:
(Catalyst, Plack and Dancer are web frameworks)
Good thing that Perl is dead. Just imagine how it'd overflow the internet with advent calendars if it were alive!
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Some of the advice is really nice. Just beware bugs in the supplied code.
For one thing, the Day 1 example on YAPE::Regex::Explain has a missing colon on the -M module option and the module in -e (copy pasta typo?) and the use of q for quoting is unbalanced (there is no matching symbol to end the string, in this case an 'r'.)
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Yes, the -M missing colon is a copy and paste/revision typo, I will fix it this evening.
No, there is no missing r. The operator used is qr, not q; the delimiter is % ;-)
Indeed, this is even addressed in the article text
As for the GP, I link to all the relevant calendars that I know of on delicious,
accessible via "Links" in the footer of the splash page.
Yes there are a lot of them, but this is the continuation of the original, which was
created by Mark Fowler in 2000.