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Other than POD, what are the tools available to document my Perl and Mason code? What do you use and what tools are available to help me?
For the documentation in Mason, there is the <%doc> tag. Use it like so:
<%doc>
some text
here
</%doc>
The doc tag is treated as a comment. see Mason::Manual::Syntax
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The only library I've found that could do that is "Image::OCR::Tesseract", but it doesn't support windows.
Is there any alternative to to that?
Looking at CPAN, Tesseract seems to be the extent of serious OCR systems with Perl wrappers.
You might want to check out:
Perl Image::OCR::Tesseract module on Windows
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I don't found such topic here. So let's share good books (or just it's titles if it is not free/open) to study scala as a first language and also for advanced developers.
Thank you in advance!
Everything is described here: https://stackoverflow.com/tags/scala/info
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What are the available open source quickfix acceptors/servers/simulators which have MATCHING and EXECUTION option. If you any tool please give the link.
I found few tools like fiximulator,quickfix-messenger and ect. But these tools don't have order matching option.
Thanks in advance.
QuickfixJ comes with an example called OrderMatcher. It is a simple order matching engine that accepts orders and generated ER when matches occurs.
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Does anyone managed to add some nice code highlighting for the wiki and blog software that comes with the Apple Wiki Server? I found a discussion on the topic, however, without further success stories. SyntaxHighlighter by Alex Gorbatchev as mentioned in the aforementioned thread would be really nice to have.
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Does anyone know if there is any tutorial on creating syntax highlighter for custom language in NetBeans?
You're in luck! It looks like that question has been answered with an in-depth tutorial here: http://wiki.netbeans.org/DevFaqSyntaxHighlight
It's a tutorial for a fictional language, but you should be able to follow through with your own custom language by following the principles it sets out.