The first time you run a program under "use Acme::Python", the module transforms the horrid perl syntax into beautiful python-speak. The code continues to work exactly as it did before, but now it looks like this: use Acme::Python; Hissssssssssssssss...

Translates a Python like syntax into executable Perl code. Right now blocks are defined by 4 spaces. I plan on extending this to tabs as well soon....

The Pythonesque variable names used in Python examples....

Modules/applications that are ported from (or inspired by) Python libraries. If you know of others, please drop me a message....

Acme::Pythonic brings Python whitespace conventions to Perl. Just "use" it and Pythonic code will become valid on the fly. No file is generated, no file is modified. This module is thought for those who embrace contradictions. A humble contribution f...

This module, when imported into a class, allows objects of that class to have methods called using the dot operator as in Ruby, Python and other OO languages. However, since it doesn't use source filters or any other high magic, it only affects the c...

The first time you run a program under "use Acme::OneBit", the module transforms the horrid perl syntax into an easy to understand one bit instruction set. The code continues to work exactly as it did before, but now it looks like this: use Acme::One...

Subs created and collected since the mid-90s....

Acme::Comment allows multi-line comments which are filtered out. Unlike the pseudo multi-line comment "if (0) {}", the code being commented out need not be syntactically valid....

Perl is a very difficult language to dictate over the phone. All those pesky punctuation characters and gruesome glyphs make it very laborious to speak out loud. To compound the problem, most people can't even agree on what something as basic as "#" ...

The programming-language "Python" offers some basic string-, list- and other functions, that can be used quite intuatively. Perl often uses regular-expressions or special variables for these tasks. Although Perl's functions are in general more flexib...

Experimental implementation of a iterator/generator protocol and lazy lists on top of it, with plenty of generic methods inspired by .NET's IEnumerable interface and corresponding facilities in Ruby, Python, and Haskell. Mainly for discussion purpose...

I had a desire for a "format operator" of other languages. Take boost C++ libraly for example: using namespace boost; std::cout << format("[%1%][%2]") % "foo" % "bar" << std::endl; Now this pragmatic module provides Perl with a format operator "%", w...

In Python you import classes like this: import BankAccount from banking And you instantiate them with something looking like a function call: acct = BankAccount(9.99) This module allows Python-like object instantiation in Perl. The example in the SYN...

Acme::KeyboardMarathon will calculate the approximate distance traveled by your fingers to type a given string of text. This is useful to see just how many meter/miles/marathons your fingers have ran for you to type your latest piece of code or writi...

The breakfast of champions: *egg and bacon; egg, sausage, and bacon; egg and SPAM; egg, bacon, and SPAM; egg, bacon, sausage and SPAM; SPAM, bacon, sausage, and SPAM; SPAM, egg, SPAM, SPAM, bacon, and SPAM; SPAM, SPAM, SPAM, egg, and SPAM; SPAM, SPAM...

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