Thanks are due to Ikegami, Chromatic & Corion.

But mostly to Ikegami, whose razor sharp insight in the area of text processing and Turing completeness, was the catalyst for the final completion of the aXML programming language.

aXML can now round-trip it's own parser; by that I mean that I can now copy-paste the source code of the parser into a browser textarea, display it on screen in the browser, then copy-paste the result into a text editor and save it back as the source code to the Parser, and it still compiles correctly and works.

aXML, the second child of Perl is born!

Congratulations Larry, your a grandfather! Again!

In reply to Thanks to Ikegami, Chromatic & Corion by Logicus

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