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BEginer strawberry sanozuke 05-17-2008
Posted by sanozuke on May 17, 2008, 3:18 pm
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I wish to use the perlfaq in a few days one by one.
Perl code should be done in a textpad saved with .pl extension and be
called out by the command line?
In the OS i will have 2 things the file.pl and the command line?

Posted by RedGrittyBrick on May 18, 2008, 6:16 am
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sanozuke wrote:
> I wish to use the perlfaq in a few days one by one.

I've no idea what that means.


> Perl code should be done in a textpad

You can write and edit Perl code in any text editor. There are IDEs (see
perldoc -q ide) but I expect most people use a text editor.


> saved with .pl extension

This isn't necessary but it does have advantages. The main one is that
on Windows, you can associate the .pl extension with the perl.exe
program required to run the perl script.


> and be called out by the command line?

I'm unsure what you mean.


> In the OS i will have 2 things the file.pl and the command line?

I'm unsure what you mean.

On Windows, you should be able to execute script.pl by either clicking
on it's name in Windows explorer, by clicking on a desktop shortcut to
script.pl or by opening a command-prompt window and typing either
"script.pl" or "perl script.pl".

See perldoc perlrun.

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