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Archive of posts tagged perl
Scanning your Gmail with SpamAssassin
I’ve noticed more spam emails get into my Gmail INBOX lately, so decided to scan it with SpamAssassin. The Perl commandline script (gmail-spamassassin) I wrote to do this can be downloaded from GitHub. I also subclassed Net::IMAP::Simple to support Gmail’s IMAP extensions, so you’ll need Gmail.pm from the repository too. I intend to release Net::IMAP::Simple::Gmail …
emacs-nav – Emacs mode for filesystem navigation – Google Project Hosting
Nav is a lightweight solution for Emacs users who want something like TextMate’s file browser, or the Eclipse project view. Unlike these two, Nav only shows the contents of a single directory at a time. Nav can be run painlessly in terminals, where Speedbar either fails on its attempt to make a new frame or …
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Experimenting with git
My first commit to github.com, a simple perl script written to generate an RSS feed from an IMAP inbox, imap2rss.pl. Update: a useful introduction to git.
Scrappy, Simple Stupid Spidering
Scrappy is an easy (and hopefully fun) way of scraping, spidering, and/or harvesting information from web pages. Internally Scrappy uses the awesome Web::Scraper and WWW::Mechanize modules so as such Scrappy imports its awesomeness. Scrappy is inspired by the fun and easy-to-use Dancer API. Beyond being a pretty API for WWW::Mechanize::Plugin::Web::Scraper, Scrappy also has its own …