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RBML is similar to XML or ASP. It is a server-side tool for either generating static HTML pages or dynamic pages as CGI-BIN scripts. RBML is a macro expansion language. Text from the input file is written to the output file unmodified unless it is enclo
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Python bindings for Sablotron (a XSLT library available from www.gingerall.com) PySablot provides a simple API for in-memory XSLT transformations or file-2-file transformation.
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CCSH is provides a way of using C programs in the way you use shell scripts. This allows the user to only have to manage 1 file (the source file). This is also useful in heterogenious environments. The code is compiled upon execution. In the fu
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Java library for Schema based file parser. Csv and flat file parser and writer. This is a java library that enables to parse and write Csv and flat files based on a schema.
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Adapt is data conversion language developped in 1984 by Norman W. Molhant and Christophe Dupriez. It has been used in many circumstances, it translated itself in many programming environment and it should evolve now toward modern environments like Java.
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'iimei' stands for Integration of Input Method Engine and Interpretation. This project aims for seamless communication in instant messenging between two foreigners of each other, or comsumption of text-based live broadcasts in different languages.
