Suresh Govindachar wrote:
>
> a) The stuff at the top is common to all perl scripts I write, and
> it is too much trouble to tweak them on a per-script basis.
>
> b) The shebang line is when the script needs to be run on linux.
That's pretty obvious. :)
> c) The stderr to stdout mapping is to help with development under
> VIM. In VIM, I have mapped <F5> to saving the file, marking
> the present location, jumping to the end of the file, executing
> the file, collecting the stdout output and appending the output
> to the end of the file and jumping to the first line appended.
> The stderr to stdout mapping helps capture error messages.
Ah, care to share your macro. Isn't STDOUT normally going to the same place
as STDERR or do you change that ?
> > perl -i~ -pe "binmode ARGVOUT if $.==1;" <dos-files>
>
> Made it into a doskey macro:
>
> d2u=perl -i~ -pe "binmode ARGVOUT if $.==1;" $*
Beat you to it - I use tcsh alias though and had trouble quoting it
right and ended up with a two liner (might be a bug in tcsh aliasing):
set d2ub='binmode ARGVOUT if $. == 1'
alias d2u "perl -i~ -pe '$d2ub' \!*"
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