Miko O'Sullivan wrote:
>Andy Wardley wrote:
>
>>For example, it might be possible to do something like this:
>>
>> use Perl6::XML;
>>
>> <thingy>
>> <blah>blah blah</blah>
>> </thingy>
>>
>> use Perl6;
>>
>> print $thingy.blah;
>
>
>
>We already have the ability to embed foreign languages (XML, HTML,
>whatever) using here docs:
>
> $myml = MyXmlParser->new(<< '(MARKUP)');
> <thingy>
> <blah>blah blah</blah>
> </thingy>
> (MARKUP)
>
Well, P6C has the new ability of inlining code from another parrot-
based language. All someone needs to do is write an XML processor
that spits out pasm/imcc, and then:
use inline 'XML', q[
<thingy>
<blah>blah blah</blah>
</thingy>
<processing XSLT stuff or whatever here />
];
or even:
use inline 'XML', <<"XML_IS_FUN";
<thingy>
<blah>blah blah</blah>
</thingy>
<processing XSLT stuff or whatever here />
XML_IS_FUN
See how easy that is? Who needs a stinking P6ML now? (-:
Joseph F. Ryan
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