Re: write a new module for suffix trees?



"Heiko Eißfeldt" <donotreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hello,

for the purpose of detecting code copies in Perl sources,
I would like to use a suffix tree with a method to get
all longest repeated substrings (lrs).

I had a look at

1. Tree::Suffix, which looks good at first sight.
It is a wrapper around the c library libstree.
But libstree has a pretty buggy last version, and
the lib author does not respond to patches and email.
It has a lrs function, but it is buggy (incomplete).
I have patches for some of the bugs, but not all.

Can you fork this lib?

if so, would it be possible to make Tree::Suffix use your fork.

--
John

http://johnbokma.com/perl/
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