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<p align="center" style="text-align: center;"><font face="Courier New,Courier,mono" color="#FED801" size="+1"><b>Jugendzentrum Kirchheim - Technik</b></font><br /><img src="dot_red.gif" width="600"height="1" alt="-------------------------------------------------------" /><br /><font face="Courier New,Courier, mono"><b>Perl modules</b></font></p>
<P><a href="Perl-Modules--elwomis.html.en" target="_top">elwomis</a> <BR></BR>
A perl-module, that grew very fast and provides very different
kinds of functions now. Many of the our other scripts here are based
on it — meantime we are also using it outside the Jugenzentrum
network quite often. The main functions are:
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<LI>configuration files (read and save)</LI>
<LI>templates</LI>
<LI>variable checks (for config files)</LI>
<LI>some valuable file and directory function</LI>
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<P><a href="Perl-Modules--daemon.html.en" target="_top">daemon</a> <BR></BR>
Simple perl-module to create daemon processes. The module detaches
the process from the tty and sends it to background, so no more
output is sent to the console. There is a function to stop a running
daemon, too.
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<P><a class="tag_dllink_extern" href="http://search.cpan.org/~bcevc/App-Modular-0.1.2/lib/App/Modular.pm" target="_blank">App::Modular</a> (link to CPAN) - modularization framework for perl programs<BR></BR>
Searching an easy way to create any type of modular application?
Hera you go...</P>
<P><a href="Perl-Modules--easygnupg.html.en" target="_top">GnuPG::easygnupg</a> (deprecated, only for use with old software)<BR></BR>
A simple perl interface to GnuPG</P>
<p align="right" class="tag_author"><font size="-1" class="tag_author"><i>
bc
</i><br />last update: 11.12.2005 23:22</font></p>
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