I hate to write negative reviews, but this book deserves it. Both the title, "Programming for Linguists," and the subtitle, "Perl for Language Researchers," are misleading. This book is really just another "Perl for Dummies" book, and not a very good one. There is no code here that is relevant to
Programming for Linguists. Perl for Language Researchers
โ Scribed by Michael Hammond
- Publisher
- Blackwell
- Year
- 2003
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 226
- Category
- Library
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
โฆ Table of Contents
Contents......Page 3
Preface......Page 7
Why Programming?......Page 9
Why Perl?......Page 10
How to Read this Book......Page 11
Edit and Run......Page 13
Exercises......Page 15
Statements......Page 16
Numbers and Strings......Page 17
Variables......Page 19
Arrays......Page 21
Control Structures......Page 23
Experimental Materials......Page 32
Summary......Page 35
Exercises......Page 36
Overview......Page 38
The Command Line......Page 39
Prompt Input......Page 40
Prompt Output......Page 42
File IO......Page 44
Array Operations and Randomizing......Page 48
Collecting Experimental Data......Page 51
Summary......Page 52
Exercises......Page 53
Japhs......Page 54
Style and Comments......Page 55
The Anonymous Variables......Page 58
Subroutines......Page 60
Localizing Information......Page 62
Arguments......Page 65
Collecting More Experimental Data......Page 69
Modules......Page 71
Multidimensional Arrays......Page 73
Localizing Variables......Page 76
Subroutines to Modules......Page 79
Using......Page 81
Taking Advantage of Separate Modules......Page 85
Exercises......Page 87
Basic Syntax......Page 88
Special Characters......Page 90
Commenting Regular Expressions......Page 91
Extra Stuff......Page 92
Using Variables in Regular Expressions......Page 93
Greediness......Page 95
Pig Latin......Page 96
Sentences......Page 98
Summary......Page 100
Exercises......Page 101
7 Text Manipulation......Page 102
and......Page 107
The Anonymous Variable Again......Page 110
Hashes......Page 115
Concordances......Page 122
Bigrams......Page 126
Exercises......Page 127
How the Web Works......Page 129
Basic HTML......Page 130
Mounting Your Pages......Page 138
Links......Page 139
Searching the Web......Page 143
Summary......Page 146
Exercises......Page 147
CGI Access......Page 148
Simple CGI......Page 149
HTTP Requests......Page 153
Using Links to Interact......Page 155
HTML Forms......Page 161
Running an Experiment Over the Web......Page 172
A Glitch......Page 177
Summary......Page 178
Exercises......Page 179
A.1 Object-Oriented Programming......Page 181
A.2 References......Page 183
A.3 Basic Syntax......Page 188
A.4 Using Objects......Page 191
A.5 Summary......Page 194
B.1 Installing......Page 196
B.2 Building a GUI......Page 197
B.3 Geometry Management......Page 198
B.4 Widgets......Page 201
B.5 Graphic Experiments......Page 211
B.6 Summary......Page 215
Special Variables......Page 217
D.2 The Web......Page 218
D.4 Other Books......Page 219
Index......Page 220
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