Attila French Subtitles Database can be conveniently accessed through a Perl class software that automates the process. It streamlines the task of retrieving subtitle data efficiently.
To get started, simply include the WWW::Sucksub::Attila module in your code and create a new instance of it. You can specify a number of parameters, including the search term (represented by the $mot variable), whether or not to enable debugging, where to write the debug file, where to store the dbm file, and where to write the HTML report. Here’s an example:
use WWW::Sucksub::Attila;
my $test=WWW::Sucksub::Attila->new(
motif => $mot,
debug =>1,
logout => '/where/debug/file/is/written.txt',
dbfile=>'/where/dbm/file/is.db',
html=>'/where/html/report/will/be/written.html'
);
Once you have created your instance, you can then call the update() method to parse the website and collect the links to subtitles, and then use the search() method to search the local dbm file for specific titles and generate an HTML report.
Overall, if you need to search for French subtitles on a regular basis, WWW::SuckSub::Attila can save you a lot of time and effort.
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