Perl TM Tutorial: As Low as it Gets (Part III)

Blog Post, was published by Robert Barta at 2008-03-27

This is the third part of the Perl TM Tutorial.

Looking up assertions with match_forall works, but is cumbersome if you just want to find instances, types, subtypes or supertypes of a given toplet.

To experiment with this here, we need some topic map with just a few types, subtypes and some instances for these. Instead of creating them programmatically, we write the map in one of the convenient text notations and let a parser do the job.

Authors

Robert Barta

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Robert is project leader of Perl XTM Engine (superseeded.. and Perl TM.

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Topic-Maps-Middleware. Modellgetriebene Entwicklung kombinierbarer domänenspezifischer ...
by Benjamin Bock

Topic Maps is the only formal semantic model which is optimized for humans, not for computers. Applications and web portals based on Topic Maps are easy to use, without limitations for flexibility and creativity.