PAL, is a Perl script that rapidly identifies conserved residues present in a large alignment file. The strengths of PAL are: speed, flexibility and ease of use.

You may think of PERL as something for Unix gurus, but wise Windows administrators can also benefit from this powerful scripting language.

None of these techniques depends on what the person running the script does. Instead, they can all be set up in your Perl scripts. Let’s take a look at how this works.

I looked around for a bit, but didn't find much to suit my needs, but as perl goes, i'm sure there are 400 different better ways to do what i'm doing. I have another perl script running, but its a ...

By using perl as a scripting language instead of a “traditional” shell, you can use much more C-like syntax without sacrificing functionality.

Scripting languages like PHP, Perl, and JavaScript are taking on programming heavyweights like Java and C, and taking many software developers with them. Find out how the toy languages and duct ...

Scripting languages are the hot technology today for application and Web development -- no longer the backwater afterthought of the early days running in a pokey interpreter. Nor are scripting ...

While Perl and Python are two different programming languages, Python has the ability to execute Perl scripts through a built in function. Since Perl and Python are designed for different ...

on August 3, 2002 You're trying to use a Perl script from an old issue of Linux Journal, and it isn't working out. Well, this is as good an opportunity as any to see how things you don't touch still ...