Greg --
The "shortcuts" us the perl variable $_. That is, when no specific argument
is supplied, $_ is used by default.
s/x/y/;
while ( <> ) {...}
print;
All the above and more expect a value to work with, and if none is given,
perl uses $_ by default.
You get into trouble when you have a
im butchering a public script i found on the internet for purpose of doing
a CGI file upload.
theres one excerpt from the script that ive never used before. the few
lines...
while ( <$upload_filehandle> ) {
print UPLOADFILE;
}
if it were me, i would not write code this way, i write in a way
