Bee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hello all,
>
> I've just start my learning on perl, and recently still learning some basic
> syntax.
> So I hope my question is still making sense.
>
> I am now learning about how to write files and wondering is that possible
> to inserting / overwriting bytes in files ( text / binary ). and I am on
> Win32.
Yes -- See "perldoc read" and "perldoc seek". Basically, you find where in
the file you want to replace text (the offset) then replace from there.
> Also, I am still learning how to use perldoc, and I found something is
> tutorial...
> so.. would anybody tell how many tutorials inside and what are they ?
There are tons of online tutorials, but you should start with the perl
documentation first. 'perldoc' has several forms, bascically,
perldoc PACKAGE or DOCUMENTATION (example above)
perldoc -q "some search criteria (q = query)
perldoc -f "some function" (example: perldoc -f print)
Start with 'perldoc perl'.
Hope that gets you started.
-Jeff
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