[ANN] j2Perl 2.0 - Allowing Java to access Perl code
 

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j2Perl 2.0 -- provides the ability to use Perl code in Java. This
implementation is elegant and intuitive. Java is already powerful, but
when combined with Perl, Java becomes turbo-charged.

Usage:
String ret;
j2Perl pl = new j2Perl ("58"); //Load j2perl58.dll which was linked to
perl58.dll

ret = pl.eval ("mkdir 'h:/aa'");
ret = pl.eval ("mkdir 'h:/aa'; mkdir 'h:/bb';");
ret = pl.eval ("rmdir 'h:/aa'");
ret = pl.eval ("rename 'h:/aa', 'h:/bb'");
ret = pl.eval ("-e 'j2perl.h'"); //Test if the file exists
ret = pl.eval ("-s 't:/a.txt'"); //Returns the file size in bytes
ret = pl.eval ("-z 'j2perl.h'"); //Test if the file is empty
ret = pl.eval ("-f 'j2perl.h'"); //Test if the file is a plain file
ret = pl.eval ("-d 'j2perl.h'"); //Test if the file is a directory
ret = pl.eval ("-T 't:/a.txt'"); //Test if the file is a text file
ret = pl.eval ("-B 't:/a.txt'"); //Test if the file is a binary file
ret = pl.eval ("-M 'h:/jdk-1_5_0-doc.zip'"); //Return age of the file
(days)
ret = pl.eval ("-A 'h:/jdk-1_5_0-doc.zip'"); //Same for access time
(days)
ret = pl.eval ("-M 'h:/jdk-1_5_0-doc.zip'"); //Same for inode change
(days)
ret = pl.eval ("sprintf ('%5d', 12);"); //ret = " 12"
ret = pl.eval ("sprintf ('%5.5d', 12);"); //ret = "00012"
ret = pl.eval ("sprintf ('this prints 2 decimals: %5.2f',
1.23456)"); //ret = "this prints 2 decimals: 1.23";
ret = pl.eval ("time;") //Returns the number of non-leap seconds since
whatever time the system considers epoch

ret = pl.source ("a.pl"); //Execute a.pl
ret = pl.eval ("unlink 't:/a.txt'"); //Delete the specified file
ret = pl.eval ("unlink "); //Delete group of files; Return number of
files deleted
ret = pl.eval ("$_='this will be translated'; tr/tw/TW/; $_"); //ret =
"This Will be TranslaTed";
ret = pl.eval ("gmtime (time)"); //ret = "Wed Mar 2 22:08:34 2005"
ret = pl.eval ("localtime (time)"); //ret = "Wed Mar 2 16:12:28 2005"
ret = pl.eval ("hex '0x12'") //Convert hex to decimal; ret = "18";

ret = pl.eval ("@arr = (tien, cam, banh)");
ret = pl.eval ("@result = sort @arr"); //ret = "3";
ret = pl.eval ("join (' ', @res)"); //ret = "banh cam tien";

BE AWARE:
If perl code has exception, then Java program will exit. Thus, make
sure that your perl
code is extremely robust.

TRIAL:
Before downloading j2Perl, please note that j2Perl is free for
personal use. But, businesses,
government agencies, and commercial use require licensing. Download
now.

Re: [ANN] j2Perl 2.0 - Allowing Java to access Perl code
 

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> Source: http://vmdd.tech.mylinuxisp.com/catalog/
> (Follow "Java Add-ons" link)
>
> j2Perl 2.0 -- provides the ability to use Perl code in Java. This
> implementation is elegant and intuitive. Java is already powerful, but
> when combined with Perl, Java becomes turbo-charged.
>
> Usage:
> String ret;
> j2Perl pl = new j2Perl ("58"); //Load j2perl58.dll which was linked to
> perl58.dll
>
> ret = pl.eval ("mkdir 'h:/aa'");
> ret = pl.eval ("mkdir 'h:/aa'; mkdir 'h:/bb';");
> ret = pl.eval ("rmdir 'h:/aa'");
> ret = pl.eval ("rename 'h:/aa', 'h:/bb'");
> ret = pl.eval ("-e 'j2perl.h'"); //Test if the file exists
> ret = pl.eval ("-s 't:/a.txt'"); //Returns the file size in bytes
> ret = pl.eval ("-z 'j2perl.h'"); //Test if the file is empty
> ret = pl.eval ("-f 'j2perl.h'"); //Test if the file is a plain file
> ret = pl.eval ("-d 'j2perl.h'"); //Test if the file is a directory
> ret = pl.eval ("-T 't:/a.txt'"); //Test if the file is a text file
> ret = pl.eval ("-B 't:/a.txt'"); //Test if the file is a binary file
> ret = pl.eval ("-M 'h:/jdk-1_5_0-doc.zip'"); //Return age of the file
> (days)
> ret = pl.eval ("-A 'h:/jdk-1_5_0-doc.zip'"); //Same for access time
> (days)
> ret = pl.eval ("-M 'h:/jdk-1_5_0-doc.zip'"); //Same for inode change
> (days)
> ret = pl.eval ("sprintf ('%5d', 12);"); //ret = " 12"
> ret = pl.eval ("sprintf ('%5.5d', 12);"); //ret = "00012"
> ret = pl.eval ("sprintf ('this prints 2 decimals: %5.2f',
> 1.23456)"); //ret = "this prints 2 decimals: 1.23";
> ret = pl.eval ("time;") //Returns the number of non-leap seconds since
> whatever time the system considers epoch
>
> ret = pl.source ("a.pl"); //Execute a.pl
> ret = pl.eval ("unlink 't:/a.txt'"); //Delete the specified file
> ret = pl.eval ("unlink "); //Delete group of files; Return number of
> files deleted
> ret = pl.eval ("$_='this will be translated'; tr/tw/TW/; $_"); //ret =
> "This Will be TranslaTed";
> ret = pl.eval ("gmtime (time)"); //ret = "Wed Mar 2 22:08:34 2005"
> ret = pl.eval ("localtime (time)"); //ret = "Wed Mar 2 16:12:28 2005"
> ret = pl.eval ("hex '0x12'") //Convert hex to decimal; ret = "18";
>
> ret = pl.eval ("@arr = (tien, cam, banh)");
> ret = pl.eval ("@result = sort @arr"); //ret = "3";
> ret = pl.eval ("join (' ', @res)"); //ret = "banh cam tien";
>
> BE AWARE:
> If perl code has exception, then Java program will exit. Thus, make
> sure that your perl
> code is extremely robust.
>
> TRIAL:
> Before downloading j2Perl, please note that j2Perl is free for
> personal use. But, businesses,
> government agencies, and commercial use require licensing. Download
> now.
>