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Re: WebServer-CGI scripts: I m running to the Library, but..
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Brent Sims)
Mon Nov 23 20:23:13 1998
Date: Mon, 23 Nov 1998 18:19:17 -0700 (MST)
From: Brent Sims <brent@rmi.net>
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Marc,
Typing perl -c programname.cgi allows you to test the script for
errors without actually running it. And as someone who pays the bills
writting Perl scripts, I use it extensively and highly recomend it as a
great debugging tool.
Perl books...
Perl 5 by Example (Published by QUE and authored by David
Medinets) covers things quite well. And, as the title indicates, has
plenty of examples that should help get you going. Some of his code won't
run, but what da ya expect for fourty-bucks?
Peace be with you,
Brent Sims
Cranking out Perl Code in Pueblo, Colorado
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Brent Sims http://unionavenue.com brent@rmi.net
"Every dogma has its day" - Israel Zangwill
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->On Mon, 23 Nov 1998 aromes@microtec.net wrote:
->Your program should compile
->cleanly with perl -c query.pl before you even think about using it as a cgi."
->
->A last question: What would you suggest me as a Good perl book, with not
->much theory, but that is all about straightforward indications,
->techniques and bring me quickly and efficiently to a good understanding of
->CGI-Perl dynamic web server set up.
->
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