Computer Science & Perl Programming

Index

A note on the digital index

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Symbols

!~ operator, The Birth of a One-Liner

$&, Will They Work at All?

(?! ) negative lookahead operator, The Birth of a One-Liner

(?:…)?, Understanding Regular Expressions, Part III

.* in regular expressions

.* comparison, Greediness

.*? comparison, Greediness

.*? in regular expressions, Will They Work at All?

+ in regular expressions, Options, Options, Options

+? in regular expressions, Options, Options, Options

/.*/ in regular expressions, NFA Versus NFA, DFA Versus DFA

greed and, Understanding Regular Expressions, Part III

regex paths, A Single Match Attempt

2-3 trees, B-Trees Are Always Balanced

<-> comparator, Comparators, Sorting, and Hashes

=~ operator, The Birth of a One-Liner

->, methods and, Object Methods

/ \b /, The Problem

/ \G/ regular expression, Going on a Diet

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accessors, What’s in an Object?

AceBrowser, ACEDB Meets the Web

ACEDB database, The ACEDB Database

accessing, Accessing ACEDB from Perl

display registering, Registering ACEDB Displays

web accessibility, ACEDB Meets the Web

activate method, Using Spreadsheet::WriteExcel

addition, Rules and More Rules

address labels, History of TPJ

aggregation directives, Demystifying SQL

Akin, DBI Caveats

Alak,