### CSS::SAC 0.08 - a SAC parser for Perl

This module implements a SAC interface for Perl. It has a good deal of documentation already, with more to come. Please start by looking at the POD for CSS::SAC itself, you may also wish to have a look at CSS::SAC::Writer's code which exposes the interface expected from SAC handlers (which I will document in a spec'ish way soon). If you have any questions don't hesitate to contact me.

While relatively stable, this module still has bugs and is currently considered early beta quality. The interface is fairly stable, but it may evolve. Should that happen, a deprecation cycle will happen over several releases (with warnings on deprecated methods in between).

Currently it is rather slow. Performance is the things we'll start working on once enough bugs have been ironed out.

Prerequisites

Text::Balanced
Class::ArrayObjects

(both of which you can get from CPAN)

Installation

It can be installed in the usual ways:

Note to Win32 users: there is currently no PPM for this package as it isn't necessary. Simply use one of the above methods, replacing make with nmake or whatever other make facility you have available (a fair number are available online for free).

Support

Support for CSS::Parser more or less discontinued when I started to work on this module, which unfortunately took its time in coming (not that long to actually code, but two intercontinental moves and various other things got in the way). This module is officially supported and CSS::Parser is officially deprecated. Thanks to all the people that provided patches, and sorry to all those that asked questions while I was away. You may contact me if you need anything.

This module now has a mailing list part of the perl-css SourceForge project. The latest CVS version is also always available on SourceForge.

http://sourceforge.net/projects/perl-css/ http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/perl-css-devel

This module is licensed under the same terms as Perl itself.

-- Robin Berjon <robin@knowscape.com>
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