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If I was them I would've just embedded this video from "Emacs Rocks!":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6h5dFyyUX0
It shows how incredible paredit is.
my $s = Struct("foo",
UBInt8("a"),
UBInt16("b"),
Struct("bar",
UBInt8("a"),
UBInt16("b"),
)
);
my $data = $s->parse("ABBabb");
# $data is { a => 65, b => 16962, bar => { a => 97, b => 25186 } }By saying that they can scan buried ancient sites it resonates to the "enemy" that they can see everything it is trying to hide.
What, at a first glance, may sound like celebrating science is just warfare.
As of version 5.10, Perl regex engine implements a complete recursive-descent parsing. Allowing things like Regexp::Grammars[0] to exist. Perl also has a nice PEG parser framework called Pegex[1]
-- [0] - https://metacpan.org/pod/Regexp::Grammars [1] - https://metacpan.org/pod/Pegex