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This document discusses using a dispatch table and hash table to route user input to different functions in Perl. It also summarizes using HTML::TreeBuilder to parse HTML into a syntax tree and then manipulate the tree using HTML::Tree and HTML::Element objects. Finally, it recommends two chapters from a book on Perl and LWP that cover HTML processing and modification using parse trees.
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3. The last section provides more complex examples combining multiple functions like printf(), scanf(), gets() to perform input/output operations and manipulate strings.
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perl usage at database applications
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- 1. Light</HTML>
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- 9. delete - de [options] elements
- 10. delete - de [options] elements
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- 13. Dispatch Table my $dispatchTable = { ! a => &func_a, ! b => &func_b, ! q => sub { exit(0) }, }; while ( 1 ) { ! print "Press a key!n"; ! chomp (my $input = <STDIN>); ! if (defined $dispatchTable->($input)) { ! ! $dispatchTable->{$input}->(); ! } } Hash table Get user input reference to function argvs
- 14. Dispatch Table my $myFunc = { ! s => &saveFile, ! de => &deletTag, ! cl => &cleanUp, ! ls => &listTags, ! q => sub { $root = $root->delete; exit(0) }, ! DEFAULT => sub {print ("Command not found.n")} };
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