use abstractor; #there is no real name yet my $output = abstractor->new(); $output->load_definitions( # dirpath to definitions dir ); #or $output->add_definitions ( { a => 'print "HELLO"', b => 'print "WORLD"', c => 'print "!!"' } ) $output->compute(" "); ##

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$output->add_definitions ( { a => '$result = "HELLO"',
                             b => '$result = "$data WORLD"',
                             c => '$result = "$data!!"' } )

#$data is the string inside the tag so if you have a 
#tag  which contains the string "HELLO", then $data 
#will be equal to "HELLO" when the tag is being computed

print $output->compute("
                   
                   
                     
                   
                 ");

#the interpreter ignores tags that it does not have #definitions for


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## HELLO WORLD!! #### $output->add_definitions ( { a => '$result = "HELLO"' }); print $output->compute(" \n"); print $output->compute("\n"); #### $output->add_definitions ( { a => '$result = "$data"', b => '$result = "$data"', c => '$result = "HELLO WORLD!!!"' }); print $output->compute("\n"); Output : HELLO WORLD!!