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Perl and Mojolicious TiddlyWikis

The Home of Perl Documentation

Perl's secret operators and constants

Another Perl cheat sheet

Perl Advent Calendar 2022

My Workflow for Building Distros

Installing Oracle's BerkeleyDB and Perl's BerkeleyDB

Under Debian, switch from MySQL to MariaDB, and use DBD::mysql

Comparing YUI - Dojo - Ext JS - jQuery

Modules offering array and set operations

Modules offering country and subcountry names etc

session.management.with.plack.html

plack.for.beginners.html

ged-view.cgi

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Perl and Mojolicious TiddlyWikis

My Perl TiddlyWiki (2,307,013 bytes)

My Mojolicious TiddlyWiki (2,183,615 bytes)

TiddlyWikis are huge because they contain a lot of executable code. Your download app may warn you about that.

Also, if you save the displayed TiddlyWiki locally, your browser may encode extra entites. FF does.

This means the file size on your disk may be slightly larger than I've documented. Perhaps I should support FTP?

Homepage of the TiddlyWiki ecosystem

The Home of Perl Documentation

1-Jan-2023: Perldoc

Perl's secret operators and constants

1-Jan-2023: Perl secrets

Another Perl cheat sheet

1-Jan-2023: Perl cheat sheet

Perl Advent Calendar 2022

1-Jan-2023: Advent calendar 2022

ged-view.cgi V 1.02: 4-Jun-2002

ged-view.cgi is a Perl CGI script which reads a GEDCOM file and displays a family tree.

Each name on screen is a clickable link to information about that individual.

ged-view.cgi requires 2 modules, Gedcom and the Template Toolkit, which are available from CPAN.

ged-view.cgi ships with ged-view.css and a set of TT templates.

V 1.02 displays a menu of *.ged files when the program is run without parameters.

Also, you can now list all individuals, not just all marriages.

V 1.01 has patches to ged-view.cgi and ged-view.css to handle unusual data as found in royal.ged. This latter file is available separately.

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The Image::Magick hax have moved to the Image::Magick page.

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You can redistribute all my programs, and/or modify them, under the terms of
	The Perl License, a copy of which is available via: http://dev.perl.org/licenses/

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