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Regexes and Grammars in Perl 6

Author Andrew ShitovPosted on September 21, 2010November 16, 2019Categories Raku, TalksTags grammars, perl 6, regexes, talksLeave a comment on Regexes and Grammars in Perl 6

Syntaxanalyse von URL mit die Grammatik

A talk about how to use grammars in Perl to analyse the structure of the URL.

Author Andrew ShitovPosted on January 22, 2009November 16, 2019Categories Perl, TalksTags compilers, grammars, perl, slides, talksLeave a comment on Syntaxanalyse von URL mit die Grammatik

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