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Actually, the second link under the CPAN heading is the Parse::RecDescent::FAQ. :-)

One of the main reasons I felt compelled to compile this resource list is because at least one of the links in the Parse::RecDescent::FAQ is broken, namely, the very first resource listed: Craig's Parse::Recdescent Area. In tracking this down (now here: Using Parse::RecDescent), I also found the new (and in other cases updated) resources listed above.

HTH,

planetscape

In reply to Re^2: Some Parse::RecDescent Tutorials by planetscape
in thread Some Parse::RecDescent Tutorials by idnopheq

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