Entity Perl script

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Entity is an engine that allows you to build applications from XML with embedded scripting languages. Entity is an engine that allows you to build applications from XML with embedded scripting languages. Once interpreted, the XML nodes become objects which can be manipulated by various scripting languages. Supported languages include python, perl, tcl, javascript and C (compiled and loaded at runtime). Features: - Allows you to work in a wide selection of languages. - Very low learning curve. - Consistent interface to objects accross all languages. - Very lean/fast implementation. - New classes/objects can easily be added; implemented in any supported language.
Operating system:
Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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