[Tutor] Is there a way to run Perl function in a Python program?

[Andrew Wilkins]

Hi Hy,

I just searched +"perl interpreter" +"written in python" in google, and
found something:
http://conferences.oreillynet.com/cs/os2001/view/e_sess/1437
It talks about a module called "pyperl". I have never used the module, so I
hope it works well enough to do what you want... That link just has a bit of
introductory info (its information for an old conference). So you will have
to do some more hunting to actually download the module...

" 'pyperl' is an extension module that bridges the gap between Perl and
Python. It allows Python code to invoke Perl code and operate directly on
Perl data and permits Perl code to do the same to Python code and data. "

HTH,
Andrew Wilkins

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> Could you please tell me//
> Is there a way to run Perl function in a Python program?
> Where can I get some info on this?
>
> Thanks a million..
>
> :)
>
> Hy
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