Wiggins d'Anconia wrote:
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And you may want to consider the Learning Perl Objects, References, and Modules from O'Reilly...
I will look into it. I've already read Learning Perl and I own Perl Cookbook, Advanced Perl Programming, and the Perl Pocket Reference, which is very nifty and actually fits in my pocket! :)
Advanced Perl Programming covers most of what is in LPORM, but not in as readable of a fashion. It is also a bit dated, but you can probably get most of what you need from the perldoc's. If you just like being a zookeeper (like some of us) then LPORM is worth picking up and the time to read.
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