String PRocessING language

string processing language

[′striŋ ′prä‚ses·iŋ ‚laŋ·gwij]

(computer science)

A higher-level programming language equipped with facilities to synthesize and decompose character strings, search them in response to arbitrarily complex criteria, and perform a variety of other manipulations. Also known as string manipulation language.

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String PRocessING language

(language)

(SPRING)

["From SPRING to SUMMER: Design, Definition and Implementation of Programming Languages for String Manipulation and Pattern Matching", Paul Klint, Math Centre, Amsterdam 1982].

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