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Wednesday September 10, 2003
07:17 AM

Italian Translation Please

[ #14624 ]

Just found this at http://www.perl.it/documenti/bibliografia/14.html. I think it's a review of Data Munging with Perl.

Il libro si occupa fondamentalmente di attivita` di trasformazione di dati in Perl, ovvero attivita` che leggono come ingressi dati in un certo formato e producono in uscita dati elaborati in un diverso formato. Sono presenti tre capitoli sul parsing di documenti HTML, XML.

E' un testo applicativo che non produce informazioni sintattiche o semantiche che non siano deducibili da altri testi; mostra esempi e metodologie pratiche che possono essere di esempio.

The two-camel score implies that it's not a very good review and Babelfish wasn't very helpful.


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  • The book is mainly concerned with data transformation in Perl, that is, activities which input data in a certain format and produce output data transformed into another format. 3 chapters discuss parsing of documents parsing HTML, XML documents.

    It's an applied text which doesn't give syntactic or semantic information which isn't easily deducible from other texts. It shows examples and practical methodologies which can be used as examples.
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    osfameron

    • Thanks for the information.

      And also thanks for not pointing out that the title to this entry was incorrect. I didn't want an Italian translation, I wanted an English translation :)
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