From: "David C. Oshel" <dcoshel@...>
Date: 2003-05-30T00:49:15+09:00
Subject: 

Sorry if this is old hat to most of you, but I just discovered these 
side-by-side ruby and perl scripts from the new Japanese-language _Ruby 
for Perl Users_ book mentioned by maki at ruby-lang.org/ja/ a couple of 
weeks ago (5/14).

They are suitable for perusal by the linguistically feeble, such as 
myself:

ftp://ftp2.ohmsha.co.jp/link/4-274-06515-4/script.zip

toc:
	ch02:
		autovivi.rb  --  this makes a hash of "hello world"
		dir1.rb
		each1.pl
		each1.rb
		each2.rb
		each3.rb
		foreach1.pl
		func1.pl
		func1.rb
		func2.pl
		func3.pl
		func4.pl
		gc1.rb
		grep0.rb
		grep1.rb
		hash1.rb
		map1.pl
		map1.rb
		markov0.rb
		markov1.rb
		markov2.rb
		marshal1.rb
		splice1.rb
		strlu1.pl
		strlu1.rb
		thread1.pl
		thread1.rb
		while1.pl
		while1.rb
		while2.pl
		while2.rb
		while3.pl
		while3.rb
		while4.pl
		while4.rb
		while5.rb
		while6.rb
	ch03:
		defnest.rb
		defproc.rb
		proc1.rb
		proc2.rb
		proc3.rb
		quicki:
			changes.rbx
			edit.rbx
			s0.rb
			save.rbx
			search.rbx
			template.html
			wiki.rbx
		quicki-d:
			c.cgi
			error.rhtml
			pages:
				WelcomeVisitors
			q1.rb
			quicki.rb
			quickic.rb
			quickid.rb
			s3.rb
			template.html
	ch04:
		bench1.rb
		bench2.rb
		fold.rb
		herit1.rb
		herit2.rb
	ch05:
		div:
			app.rb
			base.erb
			div.rbx
			todo.erb
			todo.rb
		human.pl
		human.rb
		roman.rb
		staff1.pl
		staff1.rb
		staff2.pl
		staff2.rb
		taint1.pl
		taint1.rb
		todo.rb


-- 
David C. Oshel               mailto:dcoshel@mac.com
Cedar Rapids, Iowa       http://homepage.mac.com/dcoshel
"Language shapes the way we think and determines what we can think 
about." -- Benjamin Lee Whorf  [N.B.: The opinion expressed belongs to 
its source, and is not at all that of the management.  The management 
is a devotee of Noam Chomsky's Universal Base Hypothesis, which states 
that language evolved in the brains and vocal accoutrements of apes, 
who possessed advanced skills of perception, perhaps driven by leopard 
predation and territorial songfests, long before the advent of 
language.  Whorf is merely indulging in magical thinking.]