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SGMLSASP(1)						      General Commands Manual						       SGMLSASP(1)

NAME
sgmlsasp - translate output of sgmls using ASP replacement files SYNOPSIS
sgmls [-n] replacement_file... DESCRIPTION
sgmlsasp translates the standard input using the specification in replacement_file... and writes the result to the standard output. The standard input must be in the format output by sgmls. Each replacement file must be in the format of an Amsterdam SGML parser (ASP) replacement file; this format is described in the ASP documentation. Duplicate replacements are silently ignored. The -n option disables upper-case substitution (folding) for names in replacement files; this option should be used with concrete syntaxes that do not specify upper-case substitution for general names (that is, names that are not entity names). BUGS
References to external data entities are ignored. (Support for external data entities is not implemented in ASP.) SEE ALSO
sgmls(1) SGMLSASP(1)

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Bundle::Apache::ASP::Extra(3pm) 			User Contributed Perl Documentation			   Bundle::Apache::ASP::Extra(3pm)

NAME
Bundle::Apache::ASP::Extra - Install modules that provide additional functionality to Apache::ASP SYNOPSIS
perl -MCPAN -e 'install Bundle::Apache::ASP::Extra' CONTENTS
Bundle::Apache::ASP - Base for Apache::ASP installation CGI - Required for file upload, make test, and command line ./cgi/asp script HTML::Parser - Required for HTML::FillInForm HTML::Clean - Compress text/html with Clean config or $Response->{Clean} set to 1-9 Net::SMTP - Runtime errors can be mailed to the webmaster with MailErrorTo config Devel::Symdump - Used for StatINC setting, which reloads modules dynamically Apache::DBI - Cache database connections per process Compress::Zlib - Gzip compress HTML output on the fly Time::HiRes - Sub second timing of execution with Debug 3 or -3 enabled HTML::FillInForm - FormFill functionality which autofills HTML forms from form data Apache::Filter - Required for SSI filtering with Apache::SSI HTML::SimpleParse - Required for SSI filtering with Apache::SSI Apache::SSI - Required for full server side includes support ( SSI ) beyond file includes Tie::TextDir - Fast file based cache for CacheDB, good for caching large values for things like XSLT and $Response->Include() caching Bundle::XML - Required for XML::XSLT support. XML::XSLT - Required for XSLT support. May also use XML::Sablotron and XML::LibXSLT for this, which are not part of this bundle. DESCRIPTION
This bundle contains extra modules used by Apache::ASP. AUTHOR
Joshua Chamas perl v5.14.2 2011-08-15 Bundle::Apache::ASP::Extra(3pm)
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