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SCREENSHOTS:
PerlPP
DESCRIPTION:
Translates Text+Perl to Text. It can be used for any kind of text templating, e.g. code generation. No external modules are required, just a single file. Requires Perl 5.10.1+. PerlPP runs in two passes: it generates a Perl script from your input, and then it runs the generated script. If you see error at (eval ##) (for some number ##), it means there was an error in the generated script. The -D switch defines elements of %D. If you do not specify a value, the value true (a constant in the generated script) will be used. The following commands work mostly analogously to their C preprocessor counterparts. but $fn can be determined programmatically. Note that defines set with -D or -s do not take effect until after the script has been generated, which is after the macro code runs.
Features
- The syntax is a bit similar to PHP
- There are several modes, indicated by the character
- The generated script is in its own package, named based on the input filename and a unique number
- Loop with less whitespace
- Internal and external commands
- C Preprocessor Emulation
Programming Language
Perl
Categories
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