For a current project, I have made it my goal to learn as much as possible about Parse::RecDescent. To that end, I have gathered as many resources as I could find. Many are new; some replace old/broken links in the above node. Still, the list is certainly not exhaustive. Perhaps others will find them as useful as I have.

Parse::RecDescent

• Resources
  • Web
    • Steve's Place - Perl Tutorial - Lesson 18 - Parsing
    • CPAN
      • POD
      • FAQ
      • Tutorial
    • Parse::RecDescent Tutorial
    • Phil Crow
      • Perl Design Patterns, Part 2
      • Re: Pretty Print Dumper for Hash of Array
        • Data::HTMLDumper
        • Data::HTMLDumper::Output
    • merlyn
      • Perl Journal Column 10 (Mar 2004) - A Better Data::Dumper
      • Parsing Interesting Things
      • Safe Undumping
        • Undumper
      • Writing Randomly
      • Creating an Inline language
    • IBM
      • Parsing with Perl modules
      • Writing Perl programs that speak English
    • PerlMonks
      • Random Tips on Parse::RecDescent
    • The Making of Entrez Gene parsers in Perl using Parse::RecDescent, Parse::Yapp, Perl-byacc and Regex
  • Books/PDFs
    • Advanced Perl Programming, 2nd Ed
      • 2.1 Parse::RecDescent Grammars
    • Mastering Algorithms with Perl
    • Data Munging with Perl (eBook)
    • Using Parse::RecDescent
• Related Modules
  • GraphViz::Parse::RecDescent

HTH,

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