Re: Stream filtering Module/Language needed

From: Michael Zedeler <michael@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 03 Oct 2007 00:16:23 +0200

Colin von Heuring wrote:

I'm looking for an elegant and (semi-) reliable language or module for filtering text streams. The 2 major features I'm looking for are multiplexing (input stream can be converted into several output streams) and syntactic simplicity.

Any leads would be much appreciated.

I have one, but its presently alpha quality. Also, it handles streams of hash references, but I'm seriously considering to change that to handle streams of scalars.

What kind of processing is it for?

Send a mail to michael@xxxxxxxxxx and I'll send you an introduction.

Regards,

Michael.
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