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Thursday June 16, 2005

07:08 PM

[ #25244 ]

I had the idea swimming in my head for quite a while and it solidified after receiving my copy of HOP.

Other mind dump ideas I have swimming in my head:

1. My experiences with Parrot/Pugs/Perl6

2. Efficient Perl programming for the non CS degree toting hacker

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It's a terrific article (Score:1)

by davebaker (4482)

Thanks! Encore, encore!
And here's some more... (Score:2)

by brian_d_foy (44)

You can find some more about iterators in The Perl Review 0.5 [theperlreview.com]. I think custom iterators for data structures are ignored most of the time, which is too bad.
nice article ! (Score:1)

by spur (4197)

It's a nice article, Limbic, though a little too dense for beginners. You do point to additional resources, which is good.
unfold (Score:1)

by Greg Buchholz (5705)

Seen your iterator article and wrote up a quick perl snippet [perl.org] to show-off the "unfold" function.