November 2002
Intermediate to advanced
758 pages
19h 45m
English
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Index
A note on the digital index
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Symbols
- !~ operator, The Birth of a One-Liner
- $&, Will They Work at All?
- (?! ) negative lookahead operator, The Birth of a One-Liner
- (?:…)?, Understanding Regular Expressions, Part III
- .* in regular expressions
- .* comparison, Greediness
- .*? comparison, Greediness
- .*? in regular expressions, Will They Work at All?
- + in regular expressions, Options, Options, Options
- +? in regular expressions, Options, Options, Options
- /.*/ in regular expressions, NFA Versus NFA, DFA Versus DFA
- greed and, Understanding Regular Expressions, Part III
- regex paths, A Single Match Attempt
- 2-3 trees, B-Trees Are Always Balanced
- <-> comparator, Comparators, Sorting, and Hashes
- =~ operator, The Birth of a One-Liner
- ->, methods and, Object Methods
- / \b /, The Problem
- / \G/ regular expression, Going on a Diet
A
- accessors, What’s in an Object?
- AceBrowser, ACEDB Meets the Web
- ACEDB database, The ACEDB Database
- accessing, Accessing ACEDB from Perl
- display registering, Registering ACEDB Displays
- web accessibility, ACEDB Meets the Web
- activate method, Using Spreadsheet::WriteExcel
- addition, Rules and More Rules
- address labels, History of TPJ
- aggregation directives, Demystifying SQL
- Akin, DBI Caveats
- Alak,
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