Another very good starting point is the manpage perlintro. At the
console prompt, just type, "man perlintro". I thought it was a very good
introduction and overview. Also, the man perltoc page is a Table of
Contents for all the perl manpages. Just FYI, you can also get man pages
from Google. Just search on "man perltoc" for instance and you will see
links to the man pages online. Good luck!
-Eric
Ryan Dillinger wrote:
Hello All,
I just recently loaded linux onto my laptop. I hope this was not a bad
move.
But I cannot find the Activstate Perl I downloaded.I am using
openSUSE Linux.
I also am having trouble deciding which is the command line to open my
scripts.
There is the : Gnome Terminal, the Konsole, the x Terminal, and the
Terminal Program - Super
User Mode. Don't think it's that one for sure! I typed in the shebang
line as such #!/usr/bin/perl
then hit enter, after that I just type the name of the file.pl in. Is
there any basic info on just what
needs to be done in regards to saving a file to where, then opening it
up at the command line?
I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you!!
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