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vying for dontations (Score:2)
This month I've spent a few hours (free) writing a program for a cancer researcher so that he can automate access to genome database's otherwise intractable interface, so that he can spend his time on actual cancer research instead of spending a week or two or twelve mindlessly copying and pasting to and from Netscape. The program I wrote for him uses general-purpose tools that Gisle, Martijn, and me have been working on for years. Remember that the next time someone you know gets cancer and doesn't die
Re:vying for dontations (Score:2)
I *think* it's fully perlpodspec compliant. If not, most bugs now should be small.
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It sounds like altogether too much XML is required to do useful things with that parser model. I will have to have a look at this.
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