Brilliant!
Would the author (the POD says it's John Darrington) consider uploading the
module to CPAN? That would help other Perl developers like me find it in the
future.
I'll move my module out of the PSPP namespace, and am happy to upload the
official module to CPAN if that would help.
Cheers
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Date: Tue, 28 Jul 2009 06:45:37 -0700
From: Ben Pfaff
Subject: Re: PSPP Perl Module
To: Patrick Donelan
Sorry if news about SPSS is not of interest to everyone, but Yahoo is
reporting that IBM will acquire SPSS:
http://tech.yahoo.com/news/ap/20090728/ap_on_hi_te/us_ibm_spss_acquisition
What caught my eye is that both SPSS and IBM describe SPSS as a business
analytic tool. As a psychologist
Patrick Donelan writes:
> I was very excited to stumble across PSPP this afternoon. I've had a little
> play and come up with a simple Perl module that wraps the pspp binary and
> scratches my itch of wanting to generate downloadable SPSS-compatible files
> (.sav) on the fly from a website.
Do y
Hi PSPP people,
I was very excited to stumble across PSPP this afternoon. I've had a little
play and come up with a simple Perl module that wraps the pspp binary and
scratches my itch of wanting to generate downloadable SPSS-compatible files
(.sav) on the fly from a website.
It's nothing more tha
