Matt,
here's a bit of code every script should start with in my humble opinion:
#!your/path/to/perl -w
use strict;
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from there on on, you're pretty much on your own, there's no such thing as a
'model you can put some of your code in' really... perl does too much for
that to work
however, if you're looking for typical coding problems being solved, you
might want to take a look at the perl cookbook, published by o'reilly or
just learn the basic stuff from randal's book "learning perl" or larry's
book "programming perl". Both again published by o'reilly
of course there are a few online tutorials you might want to check out, some
of which are listed on learn.perl.org
some super basic stuff can be found here:
http://www.sharemation.com/~perl/tut
Hope this helps,
Jos Boumans
> I was wondering...
> if there are any one-page perl-script-templates that're pre-done
> that handle typical perl issues, where the header has all the use-strict /
> debugging stuff in it... that you can edit and morph into your own
scripts.
> ---
> Matthew Lyon
