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Python or Lua - which should I use / learn? "Should I learn and use Python or Lua" - a question to me. The questioner was perceptive, knowing that he shouldn't try to learn lots of languages at the same time, and that he should always limit the "basket" of languages used within his applications - in fact, he was wondering if he could select ... [more]

Finding all matches to a pattern in Perl regular expressions A regular expression usually matches the leftmost occurrence of a pattern within an incoming (source) string. This doesn't matter if all you're looking to do is find whether or not your source string contains something ... but if you're looking to make use of the part that matched, then it does ... [more]

Separating program and artwork in PHP - easier maintainance, and better for the user I can code reasonably well. But my graphic design sucks. And both skills are needed for even a simple web data entry form, or a small application. Using the PHP "bull at a gate" approach, both business logic (the code) and look and feel (the graphic art stuff) can be written into a single file, ... [more]