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Author Stream filtering Module/Language needed
Colin von Heuring

2007-09-24, 7:00 pm

(cross-posted on perlmonks.org)

Hey all,

I'm looking for an elegant and (semi-) reliable language or module for
filtering text streams. The 2 major features I'm looking for are
multiplexing (input stream can be converted into several output streams)
and syntactic simplicity.

Any leads would be much appreciated.

-vH
ron@savage.net.au

2007-09-25, 6:59 pm

On Sep 25, 7:34 am, Colin von Heuring <unke...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Colin

Perhaps this Perl package - SDF - will help:
http://search.cpan.org/src/IANC/sdf.../doc/index.html

Michael Zedeler

2007-10-02, 6:59 pm

Colin von Heuring wrote:
> I'm looking for an elegant and (semi-) reliable language or module for
> filtering text streams. The 2 major features I'm looking for are
> multiplexing (input stream can be converted into several output streams)
> and syntactic simplicity.
>
> Any leads would be much appreciated.


I have one, but its presently alpha quality. Also, it handles streams of
hash references, but I'm seriously considering to change that to handle
streams of scalars.

What kind of processing is it for?

Send a mail to michael@zedeler.dk and I'll send you an introduction.

Regards,

Michael.
metaperl.com

2007-11-08, 6:59 pm

On Sep 24, 4:34 pm, Colin von Heuring <unke...@gmail.com> wrote:
> (cross-posted on perlmonks.org)
>
> Hey all,
>
> I'm looking for an elegant and (semi-) reliable language or module for
> filtering text streams.


By streams it sounds like a continuous source of some sort. Can you
elaborate?

> The 2 major features I'm looking for are
> multiplexing (input stream can be converted into several output streams)
> and syntactic simplicity.


http://TalenD.SF.Net seems to be the most complete open source system
for this sort of thing.


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