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As such, essentially any call in the C++ API is available to Perl access with very little difference in syntax. This guide is designed to give examples of common Perl syntax for Chemistry::OpenBabel and pointers to the appropriate sections of the API documentation.
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The Perl You Need to Know, Part 8 continues it's focus on MySQL. This month Aaron Weiss gets GUFE ( - goofy - the Generic but Usable Front End) as he shows you how to build a visual front end to a live SQL database.
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If you want to run Perl on a non-native system, then have a look at the /CPAN/ports/ directory. Note that the standard Perl distribution compiles even on most closed-source systems now, so the ports directory is of somewhat limited utility for them.
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Perl 5 defined subroutines without formal parameter lists at all (though simple parameter counting and some very loose type checking can be done using Perl 5's "prototypes"). Subroutine arguments passed in were aliased into the elements of the array
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The Perl You Need to Know, Part 7 focuses on setting up MySQL and understanding its various management complexities. Learn how to create a MySQL database and populate a table with data.
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