> Under UNIX (the sensible option) ;) You simply mark the file executable
> and thats it.
On UNIX you also need the shebang...
#!/usr/bin/perl
or wherever perl is located...
This actually goes for all shell scripts...
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Hendrik
... Quidquid perl dictum sit, altum viditur.
> There's one thing i've always wanted to understand...Sometimes the perl
> program ends with .pl and sometimes .cgimaybe i'm a very bad programmer
Perl doesn't care what the extension is. A lot of perl programmers use
.pl and .cgi because they want to.
This also has the advantage that webm
On May 26, Manoj Jacob said:
>I've done some programming in perl mainly for web oriented stuff
>There's one thing i've always wanted to understand...Sometimes the perl
>program ends with .pl and sometimes .cgimaybe i'm a very bad programmer
>and i'm really dumb that i've not understood th
> ok, i am a newbie at perl, i know this is going to be a very stupid
> question, but please just help me out then do the "hahaha", ok? :)
>
> well, i want to learn perl, but i just kwon it is for web pages, how do i
> start writing(learning) perl? what do i need to do that?
1) read perl code
2)
> ok, i am a newbie at perl, i know this is going to be a very stupid
> question, but please just help me out then do the "hahaha", ok? :)
>
> well, i want to learn perl, but i just kwon it is for web pages, how do i
> start writing(learning) perl? what do i need to do that?
Hiya,
there are lot
> well, i want to learn perl, but i just kwon it is for web pages, how do i
> start writing(learning) perl? what do i need to do that?
If you know how to program in any other language see 1, otherwise see 2.
1. Just think up a program you would like to have and start writing it in
Perl.
I w
ok, i am a newbie at perl, i know this is going to be a very stupid
question, but please just help me out then do the "hahaha", ok? :)
well, i want to learn perl, but i just kwon it is for web pages, how do i
start writing(learning) perl? what do i need to do that?
please, any kind of input is w
