PUBLIC MARKS from ruadrift with tag perl

SOAP::Lite for Perl

Regular expressions can be found in many advanced editors like vi and emacs, in the programs grep/egrep and languages like awk, perl and sed. Regular Expressions are used for advanced context sensitive searches and text modifications. A Regular Expression is a formal description of a template to be matched against a text string.

Steve Litt's PERLs of Wisdom: PERL Regular Expressions (With Snippets)

Perl as a command line utility tool

[suggested title: ``Understanding the Command line''] In past columns, I've talked a lot about the Perl language, but haven't ever said much about perl at the Unix shell command line. So, let's fix that, by looking at some commonly used command-line constructs for Perl.

Command line Perl scripts for various purposes, such as HTML processing. Many of the examples work on STDIN.

Command line Perl for sysadmins

"How do you apply an edit against a list of files using Perl?"

Global Search and Replace with Perl Manipulate files and streams with arbitrary Perl substitutions, without a script

collection of one-liners, a part is adapted from such a list by Tom Christianson, one of the authors of "Programming Perl".

Text filtering commands