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perl command line switches.

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I like to use perl for small utilities embedded in Unix scripts, and I know that there is the
Code:
perl -e 'commands'
syntax. Recently I was made aware or 'perl -n' and I believe there are others. Since then I've been plowing through man pages and O'Reiley books but I can't find the documentation which tells me exactly how to use these switches, and what other switches are available.


Any pointers, preferably to a web resource, would be gratefuully received.

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Columb Healy
 
Google for "perlrun" (or type "perldoc perlrun" on your command line).
 
Thanks to you both. I got exactly what I wanted. Life is so much easier when you can find TFM to read.

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