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textproc/Text-Glob-0.09 (Score: 9.2878623E-4)
Match globbing patterns against text
Text::Glob implements glob(3) style matching that can be used to match against text, rather than fetching names from a filesystem. If you want to do full file globbing use the File::Glob module instead.
textproc/Text-Greeking-0.14 (Score: 9.2878623E-4)
Generate meaningless text that creates the illusion of the document
Greeking is the use of random letters or marks to show the overall appearance of a printed page without showing the actual text. Greeking is used to make it easy to judge the overall appearance of a document without being distracted by the meaning of the text. This is a module is for quickly generating varying meaningless text from any source to create this illusion of the content in systems. This module was created to quickly give developers simulated content to fill systems with simulated content. Instead of static Lorem Ipsum text, by using randomly generated text and optionally varying word sources, repetitive and monotonous patterns that do not represent real system usage is avoided.
textproc/Text-Highlight-0.04 (Score: 9.2878623E-4)
Syntax highlighting framework
Text::Highlight is a flexible and extensible tool for highlighting the syntax in programming code. The markup used and languages supported are completely customizable. It can output highlighted code for embedding in HTML, terminal escapes for an ANSI-capable display, or even posting on an online forum. Bundled support includes C/C++, CSS, HTML, Java, Perl, PHP and SQL.
textproc/Text-Hyphen-0.11 (Score: 9.2878623E-4)
Determine positions for hyphens inside words
Determine positions for hyphens inside words This module implements Knuth-Liang algorithm to find positions inside words where it is possible to insert hyphens to break a line.
textproc/cl-ppcre-2.0.3 (Score: 9.2878623E-4)
Portable Perl-Compatible Regular Expression for Common Lisp
CL-PPCRE is a fast, Perl compatible implementation of regular expressions written in portable, ANSI-compliant Common Lisp. This package installs binaries for SBCL.
textproc/clit-1.8 (Score: 9.2878623E-4)
Microsoft Lit to HTML and Open eBooks converter
This program has three modes of operation: - First, is ** EXPLOSION **, or the expanding of a .LIT file into an OEBPS compliant package. - Second, is the DOWNCONVERTING of a .LIT file down to "Sealed", or DRM1 format for reading on handheld devices. - Third, is the INSCRIBING of a .LIT file which allows you to label your ebooks. DRM5 is supported if you have a "keys.txt" file that contains the private key(s) for your passport(s) in either the CLIT program directory or the current directory. This is a tool for **YOUR OWN FAIR USE** and not for stealing other people's ebooks. Please do not use this program to distrbute illegal copies of ebooks. ... that would make Baby Jesus sad.
textproc/Text-Metaphone-20081017 (Score: 9.2878623E-4)
Modern soundex: phonetic encoding of words
Metaphone() is a function whereby a string/word is broken down into a rough approximation of its english phonetic pronunciation. Very similar in concept and purpose to soundex, but much more comprehensive in its approach. Seamus Venasse <svenasse@polaris.ca>
textproc/Text-MicroMason-2.13 (Score: 9.2878623E-4)
Perl extension for simple and extensible templating
Text::MicroMason interpolates blocks of Perl code embedded into text strings. Each MicroMason object acts as a "template compiler," which converts templates from text-with-embedded-code formats into ready-to-execute Perl subroutines.
textproc/Text-MicroTemplate-0.23 (Score: 9.2878623E-4)
Perl extension for standalone, fast and intelligent template engine
Text::MicroTemplate is a standalone, fast, intelligent, extensible template engine.
textproc/Text-Netstring-0.07 (Score: 9.2878623E-4)
Perl module to create and manipulate netstring encoded strings
The Text::Netstring module gives your perl programs an easy way to create and manipulate netstring encoded strings, as used by the QMTP and QMPC protocols. James Raftery. <james@now.ie>