Ok, this is way out of my league, but surely if it's possible to make perl understand this :


use Lingua::tlhInganHol::yIghun;
        
        <<'u' nuqneH!\n>> tIghItlh!
         
        {
                wa' yIQong!
                Dotlh 'oH yIHoH yInob 
                        qoj <mIw Sambe'> 'oH yIHegh jay'!
                <Qapla'!\n> yIghItlh!
        } jaghmey tIqel!

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Then it follows that it is also possible to make Perl understand this :


#!/usr/bin/perl

use Modern::Perl;
use aXML::Perl;

<use>actions/<qd>action</qd>/body.aXML</use>

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I want to learn how to make this happen. I will do all the leg work, I'm not asking for anyone to do my work for me, but as it stands I have no idea how to effect the workings of Perl as deeply as this, so my question my dear monks, is where do I start on the path to making the above a reality for myself and for anyone else that wants to use it?

My ambition is to make the aXML::Perl module do everything that is needed to make a comfortable development environment for building up systems within; including persistent database connection, automatic handling of query data, session management, and all the other goodies that make life easy once established. Such that the remainder of the site can be built out of aXML markup files and Perl plugin definition files which extend the aXML tagset Perl understands.

In reply to How does Lingua::tlhInganHol::yIghun work? by Logicus

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