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(Ebook) Web Graphics and Perl TK Best of the Perl Journal 1st Edition by Jon Orwant 0596003110

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Authors:Jon Orwant Ph.D.
Pages:937 pages.
Year:2010
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Publisher:O'Reilly Media
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Author: Jon Orwant

In its first five years of existence, The Perl Journal (TPJ) became the voice of the Perl community. Every serious Perl programmer subscribed to it, and every notable Perl guru jumped at the opportunity to write for it. TPJ explained critical Perl topics and demonstrated Perl's utility for fields as diverse as astronomy, biology, economics, AI, and games. Back issues were hoarded, or swapped like trading cards. No longer in print format, The Perl Journal remains a proud and timeless achievement of Perl during one of its most exciting periods of development.Web, Graphics & Perl/Tk is the second volume of The Best of the Perl Journal, compiled and re-edited by the original editor and publisher of The Perl Journal, Jon Orwant. In this series, we've taken the very best (and still relevant) articles published in TPJ over its five years of publication and immortalized them into three volumes. The forty articles included in this volume are simply some of the best Perl articles ever written on the subjects of graphics, the Web, and Perl/Tk, by some of the best Perl authors and coders. Much of Perl's success is due to its capabilities for developing web sites; the Web section covers popular topics such as CGI programs, mod_perl, spidering, HTML parsing, security, and content management. The Graphics section is a grab bag of techniques, ranging from simple graph generation to ray tracing and real-time video digitizing. The Perl/Tk section shows you how to use the popular Perl/Tk toolkit for developing graphical applications that work on both Unix/Linux and Windows without a single change.Written by twenty-three of the most prominent and prolific members of the closely-knit Perl community, including Lincoln Stein, Mark-Jason Dominus, Alligator Descartes, and Dan Brian, this anthology does what no other book can, giving unique insight into the real-life applications and powerful techniques made possible by Perl.

Web Graphics and Perl TK Best of the Perl Journal 1st Table of contents:

Part I
CGI Programming
CGI Programming Without CGI.pm
The CGI.pm Module
Saving CGI State
State in CGI Scripts
A Sample State-Maintaining CGI Script
Cookies
Creating Cookies
Retrieving Cookies
A Sample Cookie Program
mod_perl
Transaction Handlers
A Typical Content Handler
Apache::Registry
A Typical Non-Content Handler
Getting Fancy: A Stately Script
Impaled by the Fork
Other mod_perl Features
Creating mod_perl Applications
So, What Is This mod_perl Thing, Anyhow?
Developing with mod_perl
Apache::Registry
Embperl
Writing Your Own Handler
Performance
Preload Your Modules
Use Multiple Servers
Our Sample Application
Components
DBI and Apache::DBI
Apache::AuthDBI
Apache::Sandwich
Writing the Application Code
Database Setup
TopTenTrans.pm
index.epl
rateit
ttadmin
Putting It All Together
httpd.conf
Proxying with mod_perl
Why Proxy?
How the Proxy Protocol Works
Identifying Ads
Authentication with mod_perl
Access Control
Authentication
Windows Domain Server Authentication
More NT Authentication
Authorization
Basic Authorization
More Sophisticated Authorization
Conclusion
Navigation Bars with mod_perl
The Configuration File
Activating the Navigation Bar
Generating the Navigation Bar
A Foundation to Build On
Scripting the Web with LWP
Five Quick Hacks: Downloading Web Pages
Downloading Currency Exchange Rates
Downloading Weather Information
Downloading News Stories
Completing U.S. Postal Addresses
Downloading Stock Quotes
Conclusion
Afterword
Downloading Web Pages Through a Proxy Server
Afterword
HTML::Parser
Getting Started
The Identity Parser
The HTML Tag Stripper
Another Example: HTML Summaries
Another Fictional Example
Using HTML::Parser Version 3
Acknowledgments
Scanning HTML
HTML::Parser, HTML::TreeBuilder, and HTML::Element
Scanning HTML Trees
Complex Criteria in Tree Scanning
A Case Study: Scanning Yahoo! News
Regardez, Duvet!
A Web Spider in One Line
Callbacks and Closures
Cascading Arrows
Using Modules with One-Liners
The End
webpluck
Similar Tools
How to Use webpluck
How webpluck Works
The Dark Side of the Force
Identify Yourself
Don’t Overload a Site
Obey Robot Exclusion Rules
Torture-Testing Web Servers and CGI Scripts
The Code
Wrapping Up
Securing Your CGI Scripts
The Example Script
Designing the Script
The chat2.pl Library
Oops
The CGI Script
The Rest of the Script
Caveats
Building Web Sites with Mason
What Is Mason?
SSI Redux
Form Versus Function
Installation
Building a Dynamic Site
Headers and Footers
Passing Parameters
Default Handlers and XML
Accessing MySQL
What Now?
Surreal HTML
How It Works
Prompting the User
Fetching the Document
Running the Travesty Algorithm
Printing the Mangled Document
Web Page Tastefulness
How It Works
The Tag
For Extra Credit
Summarizing Web Pages with HTML::Summary
CS-Web: A Search Engine for Canon’s Web Space
META Tags
Basic Summarization Methods
HTML::Summary
The Summarization Algorithm
Sentence Splitting
Conclusion
Afterword: Truncating Japanese Text
Wireless Surfing with WAP and WML
A Quick Look at WAP
Enabling WAP on Apache
WML Basics
WAP Cards
Developing WAP Applications
CGI::WML
A Small File Browser with CGI::WML and mod_perl
Generating WML with HTML::Mason
A WML Phone Directory with Mason
WML with Straight Perl
A Remote Control for Home Automation
Creating a Personal Portal
Part II
Web Plots with Gnuplot
Using Gnuplot
Parsing Log Files
Putting It All Together
Simple Things Made Easy
GD-Graph3d
Using GD-Graph3d
What the Future Holds
Installing GD
GD and L-Systems
GD
L-Systems
Turtles
A Turtle Draws a Tree
Putting L-Systems to Work
Leaves
Flowers
Bringing It All Together
Resources
OpenGL
Back to Basics
Graphical Primitives
The Vertex
The Line
The Polygon
Drawing on the Screen
The Viewport
The View Frustum
Perspective
Rendering Pipelines
Wireframes
Flat shading
Smooth shading
Texture mapping
Introduction to OpenGL
OpenGL and Perl
Creating a Viewport
Creating the View Frustum
Drawing Objects
Some Viewport Tricks
Viewport Resize Issues
Resources
References
Acknowledgments
Ray Tracing
Technique
Make It Faster
Mathematics
The Program
The Input
The Output
Internals
Other Directions
Perl and the Gimp
Using the Gimp
Getting the Tools
Using the Gimp Module
Moving On
Glade
GTK+/Gnome
Perl and GTK+/Gnome
Glade
Installation
Designing an Interface
Adding Code
Saving and Building the Project
Writing the Signal Handler Code
Inheritance as a GUI Development Tool
Further Exploration
More Information
Gnome Panel Applets
Gnome
Program Overview
Initialization
The Callbacks
Conclusion
Afterword
Capturing Video in Real Time
Video::Capture::V4l
Part I: Video Capturing
Capturing Frames in a Loop
Channels, Tuners, and Audio and Picture Settings
Magic Constants for Frequencies?
Example: Image Sequence Detection
Example: Real Time Video Capturing
Part II: The Vertical Blanking Interval
Standards
Decoding VPS
The Autotune Script
Decoding Videotext
References
Part III
A Perl/Tk Roadmap
Understand the Basics
Ignore What You Don’t Need
Getting Started with Perl/Tk
Perl/Tk Programming
A Sample Perl/Tk Program: plop
Improving plop
Scoreboard: A 15-Minute Perl/Tk Application
The Need
The Design
The Implementation
The Mouse Odometer
Measuring Distance
Menus
The ColorEditor Widget
Composite Widgets
Events
Timer Events
I/O Events
Idle Events
Pong
Miscellaneous Event Commands
The Pack and Grid Geometry Managers
A Brief Look at the Packer
The Gridder
Drawing on a Canvas
Our Mower Is Programmable!
A Canvas Widget Is the Lawn
Defining the Perl Mowing Module
Zero Turning Radius, Take One
The Canvas Line Item Type
Zero Turning Radius, Take Two
Rotating Simple Objects in Canvas Space
The Canvas Rectangle and Text Item Types
The Canvas Arc Item Type
Nonzero Turning Radius, Take One
Canvas Tags
Scaling Canvas Items
The Real World Is Uncertain
Displaying Databases with the Tree Widget
Using Databases from Perl
Overview of the tkdb Application
Building the Graphical Interface
Creating a Tree View of a Database
Making Changes to a Database
The Tk::Error Subroutine

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