Yes -- type " perldoc perl " a the dos or shell prompt
and roll from there.
perldoc -f [function] will give you specific info.
about a function you're interested in...here's a copy
from one of my machines (this one uses win2k, the
others are Solaris and Linux).
C:\Documents and Settings\mcauthor
Hi Ray
At 09:54 AM 4/19/2001 -0600, Ray Calkins 100660207 wrote:
>Hi All:
>
>I'm very much a beginning perl programmer, and I just discovered that perl
>has a
>huge manpage presence.
>
>Perl Man Pages
>http://www.aisd.com/technology/perl/man/
>Overview and lis
Also check out perldoc.com for a web version.
For lots of handy tips, try "perldoc -q whatever", which searches the
FAQ's.
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Subject: RE: Perl Man Pages
perldoc
perldoc perldoc | more
Also, if it's activestate, it has an online one if you check your start
menu.
Also, www.perldoc.com is another online manpage for perl.
Larry
-Original Message-
From: Ray Calkins 100660207 [mailt
ammer, and I just discovered that perl has a
> huge manpage presence.
>
> Perl Man Pages
> http://www.aisd.com/technology/perl/man/
> Overview and listing on the web.
>
> I understand how to use them on Unix systems "man perl" or "man perlop", etc,
> but is t
54 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Perl Man Pages
Hi All:
I'm very much a beginning perl programmer, and I just discovered that perl
has a
huge manpage presence.
Perl Man Pages
http://www.aisd.com/technology/perl/man/
Overview and listing on the web.
I understand how to use them on Un
Hi All:
I'm very much a beginning perl programmer, and I just discovered that perl has a
huge manpage presence.
Perl Man Pages
http://www.aisd.com/technology/perl/man/
Overview and listing on the web.
I understand how to use them on Unix systems "man perl" or "man perlop&
