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I am the proverbial "accidental" programmer. I have found that I really like Perl and programming so I am pursuing that route now. I am the Debian systems administrator and junior Perl programmer for a company called Inspire.
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I am the proverbial "accidental" programmer. I have found that I really like Perl and programming so I am pursuing that route now. I am the Debian systems administrator and junior Perl programmer for a company called Inspire.
Friday January 12, 2007
12:01 PM
The differing XML modules
Is there a "table" of which module to use and why?
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Perl-xml SF project page (Score:1)
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Plus insanely compliant, low memory footprint, probably the fastest XPath implementation on CPAN by a long shot, and a host of other minor upsides.
The only point at which I might switch horses is when I need to process overlarge documents and SAX is too much of a pain – then Twig is quite attractive.