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A Perl based interpreter for a language which is a blend of Forth and APL. The power of lang5 stems from its arrays operations in conjunction with the underlying Forth programming paradigm of bottom up programming.
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CAPE stands for Clips And Perl with Extensions. As its name suggests, CAPE is a combined programming environment which allows programs to be written in Clips, a forward-chaining rule-based system which was originally developed by NASA, and Perl.
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Senora is targeted to be a drop-in replacement for sqlplus. It provides a plethora of new commands, which accept unix-style options. It is extensible via plugins.
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NWSL (was NetScript) is an interpreted language based on XML, which supports web-programmers in creating websites or portals containing dynamic content. It also supports XSLT-Transformations for dividing content and presentation.
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Saquen is a library which is intended to provide scripting capabilities for other programs. It specializes in ease of integration with existing code and provides facilities especially suited for scripting in computer games.
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XML::XSLT is a collection of Perl modules that perform XSL transforms on XML documents, fully implementing the W3C XSLT recommendation. It is based upon the Apache Group's project Xalan and Keith Visco's work on XSL:P, both of which are in Java.
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