commenting out code
mfield
code in perl (using emacs) without commenting out the lines
individually. Thanks in advance
Ryan Shondell
Embedded POD.
perldoc -q "comment out"
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Ryan Shondell <shon...@cis.ohio-state.edu>
monkeys paw
=comment
lotsa code...
=cut
Jay Tilton
: I was wondering if there is an easy way to comment out large sections of
: code in perl (using emacs) without commenting out the lines
: individually.
You might find Acme::Comment interesting.
Eric J. Roode
@ernie.botany.ubc.ca:
> I was wondering if there is an easy way to comment out large sections of
> code in perl (using emacs) without commenting out the lines
> individually. Thanks in advance
>
If you're using cperl-mode (you should be), then it's M-x comment-region.
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Eric
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Bullet
I just do M-x perl-mode then you can use M-x comment-region..
You need to mark your region first.. by going to the beginning and hitting
Ctrl-Space to mark the beginning then.. direction keys to the end.. and
Ctrl-Space again..
Then the region is marked.. and you can use M-x comment region..
Jens Hoehne
>
> cperl-mode .. is that somehow different from perl-mode?
Heaps of Options - basically it's like the auctex equivalent for tex
files. You just can't live without it. I like C-c C-e for automatic
paranthese insertation.
Try it out with M-x cperl-mode.
Regards,
Jens
Abigail
MCMXCIII in <URL:news:3E306A1D...@ernie.botany.ubc.ca>:
@@ I was wondering if there is an easy way to comment out large sections of
@@ code in perl (using emacs) without commenting out the lines
@@ individually. Thanks in advance
<<m=~m>>
Use the secret operator on the previous line.
Put your comments here.
Lots and lots of comments.
You can even use blank lines.
Finish with a single
m
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Abigail
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Bharathi
Any idea of how to do automatic ftp in PERL. I am PC at office. I have a
bunch of files in th unix systetm that needs to send to a ftp server . Is
there anway way I can write a PERL script run it on my PC ( Have PERL
installed) its over. Any help is appeciated.
1.myfile.txt (UNIX system)
2.Use PERL to move it to the ftp server ( Any help here. Have no clue how
to do)
3. Crypt the file( myfile.txt->myfile.txt.gpg) on the ftp server by doing a
telnet using PERL ( Any help?)
TIA
Bharath
Tassilo v. Parseval
> Any idea of how to do automatic ftp in PERL. I am PC at office. I have a
> bunch of files in th unix systetm that needs to send to a ftp server . Is
> there anway way I can write a PERL script run it on my PC ( Have PERL
> installed) its over. Any help is appeciated.
It's either Perl (the language) or perl (the actual interpreter), but
never PERL.
> 1.myfile.txt (UNIX system)
> 2.Use PERL to move it to the ftp server ( Any help here. Have no clue how
> to do)
perldoc Net::FTP
Since it appears to be a text file, be sure to set transfer mode to
ascii (might not be necessary when transferring the file between two
systems with the same newline semantics).
> 3. Crypt the file( myfile.txt->myfile.txt.gpg) on the ftp server by doing a
> telnet using PERL ( Any help?)
perldoc Net::Telnet
Use it to connect to the remote host and issue the commands necessary to
encrypt the file.
Tassilo
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