Jon Gunnip ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said something to this effect on 03/19/2001: > How do you get an interactive perl command-line for testing perl commands? > I've seen it used at one of the meetings for testing how new regular > expression features. > > Isn't is something like perl -M1 -e? Just: $ perl print "Hello, world!\n"; ^D Hello, world! $ A control-D terminates the session. You can also load modules using -M from the command line. (darren)
- [Boston.pm] Interactive perl command-line Jon Gunnip
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