Perl tips that still parse
Uninstall cpan module
Sergiy Borodych
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0 responses
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perl, module, cpan
Constants in Perl
William Orr
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3 responses
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perl, constants, constant
Correctly opening a file in Perl
William Orr
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2 responses
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perl, io, files, fileio
Vim: make ",," an abbreviation for "=>"
David Golden
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0 responses
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ruby, perl, vim
Check CPAN before you write code
brian d foy
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0 responses
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perl, cpan
Contributors in dzil
LuRsT
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0 responses
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perl, packages, dzil, dagolden
Switch a ruby project to the 1.9 hash sytax
Enrique Vidal
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2 responses
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ruby, perl, bash
Why to use cpanfile in your Perl github project
Mark Allen
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0 responses
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perl, cpanfile, github
use sed -i to replace in place on a string in a file
Jupiter St John
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0 responses
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perl, shell, terminal, sed
Guide to using constants in perl
Aaron Trevena
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0 responses
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perl, programming, cpan
Web Scraping with Modern Perl
Stanislaw Pusep
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0 responses
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perl, curl, mojolicious, web scraping
sandbox your perl applications
Adam Stokes
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0 responses
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perl, development, sandbox
Perl5
Tiago Peczenyj
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0 responses
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perl
Review recent commits with git-ribbon
Eric Johnson
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0 responses
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perl, git
Perl : Search and Replace text from a file
Asanka
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1 response
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perl, command line, find-replace
Whats in your $PERL5LIB?
Eric Johnson
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0 responses
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perl, dotfiles, bashrc
git-spark plots your commit history
Eric Johnson
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0 responses
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perl, git
Convert dates in perl ( str2time )
LuRsT
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0 responses
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perl, datetime, str2time
Iterate few lists with Perl
AlexDenisov
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0 responses
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perl, array, list, iterator
Named parameters with default values for subroutines
petec
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0 responses
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perl, patterns, syntax
Zip your Perl one-liners
Stanislaw Pusep
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0 responses
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perl, cli, oneliner, shortcut
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