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PERL TABLE OF CONTENTS
* perl: Perl overview(Perl =C8=AB=C0=C0)
* perltoc: Perl documentation table of contents(=CE=C4=BC=FE=B5=C4=B4=F3=
=B8=D9)
* perldata: Perl data structures(=BB=F9=B1=BE=B1=E4=CA=FD=B5=C4=CB=B5=C3=
=F7)
* perlsyn: Perl syntax(=D3=EF=B7=A8=CB=B5=C3=F7)
* perlop: Perl operators and precedence(=D4=CB=CB=E3=D4=AA=BC=B0=C6=E4=
=D3=C5=CF=C8=CB=B3=D0=F2=CB=B5=C3=F7)
* perlre: Perl regular expressions(=CE=C4=D7=D6=B4=A6=C0=ED=C4=A3=CA=BD=
)
* perlrun: Perl execution and options(=D6=B4=D0=D0=BC=B0=C3=FC=C1=EE=C1=
=D0=D1=A1=CF=EE)
* perlfunc: Perl builtin functions(=C4=DA=BD=A8=BA=AF=CA=FD)
* perlvar: Perl predefined variables(=D4=A4=CF=C8=B6=A8=D2=E5=B1=E4=CA=
=FD=CB=B5=C3=F7)
* perlsub: Perl subroutines(=BA=AF=CA=BD=B5=C4=CA=B9=D3=C3=B7=BD=B7=A8=
)
* perlmod: Perl modules(=C4=A3=D7=E9=D6=AE=BD=E9=C9=DC)
* perlref: Perl references(=B2=CE=BF=BC=BC=B0=B8=B4=BA=CF=B5=C4=D7=CA=C1=
=CF)
* perldsc: Perl data structures intro(=BB=F9=B1=BE=D7=CA=C1=CF=BD=E1=B9=
=B9=BD=E9=C9=DC)
* perllol: Perl data structures: lists of lists(=BD=F8=BD=D7=D7=CA=C1=CF=
=BD=E1=B9=B9=BD=E9=C9=DC)
* perlobj: Perl objects(=CE=EF=BC=FE=B5=BC=CF=F2=C9=E8=BC=C6=CB=B5=C3=F7=
)
* perltie: Perl objects hidden behind simple
variables(=BC=F2=D2=D7=B1=E4=CA=FD=D2=FE=BA=AC=CE=EF=BC=FE=B5=C4=B7=BD=
=CA=BD)
* perlbot: Perl OO tricks and examples(=CE=EF=BC=FE=B5=BC=CF=F2=C9=E8=BC=
=C6=D6=AE=BC=BC=C7=C9=D3=EB=B7=B6=C0=FD)
* perldebug: Perl debugging(=B3=FD=B4=ED=B5=C4=BC=BC=C7=C9)
* perldiag: Perl diagnostic messages(=B4=ED=CE=F3=D1=B6=CF=A2=D2=BB=C0=
=C0=B1=ED)
* perlform: Perl formats(=CE=C4=D7=D6=CA=E4=B3=F6=D6=AE=B8=F1=CA=BD)
* perlipc: Perl interprocess communication(=C4=DA=B2=BF=D0=F2=BC=E4=BD=
=BB=CC=B8)
* perlsec: Perl security(=D3=D0=B9=D8=B3=CC=CA=BD=B0=B2=C8=AB=D6=AE=CB=
=B5=C3=F7)
* perltrap: Perl traps for the unwary(=C8=E7=BA=CE=B1=DC=C3=E2=B4=ED=CE=
=F3=B5=C4=D3=EF=B7=A8)
* perlstyle: Perl style guide(=D0=B4=D7=F7=B8=F1=CA=BD=D6=B8=B5=BC)
* perlxs: Perl XS application programming interface(XS =D3=A6=D3=C3=B3=
=CC=CA=BD=D6=AE=BD=E9=C9=DC)
* perlxstut: Perl XS tutorial(XS =BD=CC=D1=A7)
* perlguts: Perl internal functions for those doing extensions
(=D7=AB=D0=B4=C4=DA=B2=BF=CD=A2=C9=EC=BA=AF=CA=FD=B5=C4=B8=A8=D6=FA=CB=
=B5=C3=F7)
* perlcall: Perl calling conventions from C(=D4=DA C =D3=EF=D1=D4=CA=B9=
=D3=C3 perl =B5=C4=B7=B6=C0=FD)
* perlembed: Perl how to embed perl in your C or C++ app(=C8=E7=BA=CE=D4=
=DA C =BB=F2 C++
=D6=D0=CA=B9=D3=C3 Perl)
* perlpod: Perl plain old documentation(=BD=CF=D4=E7=B5=C4 Perl =CE=C4=
=D7=D6=CB=B5=C3=F7=B5=B5)
* perlbook:Perl book information(=D3=D0=B9=D8 perl =CA=E9=BC=AE=B5=C4=BD=
=E9=C9=DC)
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perl: Perl overview
* NAME
* SYNOPSIS
* DESCRIPTION
* ENVIRONMENT
* AUTHOR
* FILES
* SEE ALSO
* DIAGNOSTICS
* BUGS
* NOTES
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perltoc: Perl documentation table of contents (this section)
* NAME
* DESCRIPTION
* BASIC DOCUMENTATION
* PRAGMA DOCUMENTATION
* MODULE DOCUMENTATION
* AUXILIARY DOCUMENTATION
* AUTHOR
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perldata: Perl data structures
* NAME
* DESCRIPTION
o Variable names
o Context
o Scalar values
o Scalar value constructors
o List value constructors
o Typeglobs and FileHandles
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perlsyn: Perl syntax
* NAME
* DESCRIPTION
o Declarations
o Simple statements
o Compound statements
o Loop Control
o For Loops
o Foreach Loops
o Basic BLOCKs and Switch Statements
o Goto
o PODs: Embedded Documentation
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perlop: Perl operators and precedence
* NAME
* SYNOPSIS
* DESCRIPTION
o Terms and List Operators (Leftward)
o The Arrow Operator
o Autoincrement and Autodecrement
o Exponentiation
o Symbolic Unary Operators
o Binding Operators
o Multiplicative Operators
o Additive Operators
o Shift Operators
o Named Unary Operators
o Relational Operators
o Equality Operators
o Bitwise And
o Bitwise Or and Exclusive Or
o C-style Logical And
o C-style Logical Or
o Range Operator
o Conditional Operator
o Assignment Operators
o Comma Operator
o List Operators (Rightward)
o Logical Not
o Logical And
o Logical or and Exclusive Or
o C Operators Missing From Perl
o Quote and Quotelike Operators
o Regexp Quotelike Operators
o I/O Operators
o Constant Folding
o Integer arithmetic
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perlre: Perl regular expressions
* NAME
* DESCRIPTION
o Regular Expressions
o Version 8 Regular Expressions
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perlrun: Perl execution and options
* NAME
* SYNOPSIS
* DESCRIPTION
o Switches
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perlfunc: Perl builtin functions
* NAME
* DESCRIPTION
o Perl Functions by Category
o Alphabetical Listing of Perl Functions
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perlvar: Perl predefined variables
* NAME
* DESCRIPTION
o Predefined Names
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perlsub: Perl subroutines
* NAME
* SYNOPSIS
* DESCRIPTION
o Passing Symbol Table Entries (typeglobs)
o Pass by Reference
o Prototypes
o Overriding Builtin Functions
o Autoloading
* SEE ALSO
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perlmod: Perl modules
* NAME
* DESCRIPTION
o Packages
o Symbol Tables
o Package Constructors and Destructors
o Perl Classes
o Perl Modules
* NOTE
* THE PERL MODULE LIBRARY
o Pragmatic Modules
o Standard Modules
o Extension Modules
* CPAN
* Modules: Creation, Use and Abuse
o Guidelines for Module Creation
o Guidelines for Converting Perl 4 Library Scripts into Modules
o Guidelines for Reusing Application Code
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perlref: Perl references
* NAME
* DESCRIPTION
o Symbolic references
o Not-so-symbolic references
* WARNING
* SEE ALSO
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perldsc: Perl data structures intro
* NAME
* DESCRIPTION
* REFERENCES
* COMMON MISTAKES
* CAVEAT ON PRECEDENCE
* DEBUGGING
* CODE EXAMPLES
* LISTS OF LISTS
o Declaration of a LIST OF LISTS
o Generation of a LIST OF LISTS
o Access and Printing of a LIST OF LISTS
* HASHES OF LISTS
o Declaration of a HASH OF LISTS
o Generation of a HASH OF LISTS
o Access and Printing of a HASH OF LISTS
* LISTS OF HASHES
o Declaration of a LIST OF HASHES
o Generation of a LIST OF HASHES
o Access and Printing of a LIST OF HASHES
* HASHES OF HASHES
o Declaration of a HASH OF HASHES
o Generation of a HASH OF HASHES
o Access and Printing of a HASH OF HASHES
* MORE ELABORATE RECORDS
o Declaration of MORE ELABORATE RECORDS
o Declaration of a HASH OF COMPLEX RECORDS
o Generation of a HASH OF COMPLEX RECORDS
* SEE ALSO
* AUTHOR
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perllol: Perl data structures: lists of lists
* NAME
* DESCRIPTION
* Declaration and Access of Lists of Lists
* Growing Your Own
* Access and Printing
* Slices
* SEE ALSO
* AUTHOR
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perlobj: Perl objects
* NAME
* DESCRIPTION
o An Object is Simply a Reference
o A Class is Simply a Package
o A Method is Simply a Subroutine
o Method Invocation
o Destructors
o WARNING
o Summary
o Two-Phased Garbage Collection
* SEE ALSO
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perltie: Perl objects hidden behind simple variables
* NAME
* SYNOPSIS
* DESCRIPTION
o Tying Scalars
o Tying Arrays
o Tying Hashes
o Tying FileHandles
* SEE ALSO
* BUGS
* AUTHOR
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--
perlbot: Perl OO tricks and examples
* NAME
* DESCRIPTION
* OO SCALING TIPS
* INSTANCE VARIABLES
* SCALAR INSTANCE VARIABLES
* INSTANCE VARIABLE INHERITANCE
* OBJECT RELATIONSHIPS
* OVERRIDING SUPERCLASS METHODS
* USING RELATIONSHIP WITH SDBM
* THINKING OF CODE REUSE
* CLASS CONTEXT AND THE OBJECT
* INHERITING A CONSTRUCTOR
* DELEGATION
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perldebug: Perl debugging
* NAME
* DESCRIPTION
o Debugging
o Customization
o Other resources
* BUGS
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perldiag: Perl diagnostic messages
* NAME
* DESCRIPTION
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perlform: Perl formats
* NAME
* DESCRIPTION
o Format Variables
* NOTES
o Footers
o Accessing Formatting Internals
* WARNING
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perlipc: Perl interprocess communication
* NAME
* DESCRIPTION
* Signals
* Named Pipes
o Safe Pipe Opens
o Bidirectional Communication
* Sockets: Client/Server Communication
o Internet TCP Clients and Servers
o Unix-Domain TCP Clients and Servers
o UDP: Message Passing
* SysV IPC
* WARNING
* NOTES
* BUGS
* AUTHOR
* SEE ALSO
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perlsec: Perl security
* NAME
* DESCRIPTION
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perltrap: Perl traps for the unwary
* NAME
* DESCRIPTION
o Awk Traps
o C Traps
o Sed Traps
o Shell Traps
o Perl Traps
o Perl4 Traps
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perlstyle: Perl style guide
* NAME
* DESCRIPTION
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perlxs: Perl XS application programming interface
* NAME
* DESCRIPTION
o Introduction
o On The Road
o The Anatomy of an XSUB
o The Argument Stack
o The RETVAL Variable
o The MODULE Keyword
o The PACKAGE Keyword
o The PREFIX Keyword
o The OUTPUT: Keyword
o The CODE: Keyword
o The NO_INIT Keyword
o Initializing Function Parameters
o Default Parameter Values
o Variable-length Parameter Lists
o The PPCODE: Keyword
o Returning Undef And Empty Lists
o The REQUIRE: Keyword
o The CLEANUP: Keyword
o The BOOT: Keyword
o Inserting Comments and C Preprocessor Directives
o Using XS With C++
o Interface Strategy
o Perl Objects And C Structures
o The Typemap
* EXAMPLES
* AUTHOR
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perlxstut: Perl XS tutorial
* NAME
* DESCRIPTION
* EXAMPLE 1
* EXAMPLE 2
* WHAT HAS GONE ON?
* EXAMPLE 3
* WHAT'S NEW HERE?
* INPUT AND OUTPUT PARAMETERS
* THE XSUBPP COMPILER
* THE TYPEMAP FILE
* WARNING
* EXAMPLE 4
* Author
* Last Changed
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perlguts: Perl internal functions for those doing extensions
* NAME
* DESCRIPTION
* Datatypes
o Working with SV's
o What's Really Stored in an SV?
o Working with AV's
o Working with HV's
o References
o Blessed References and Class Objects
* Creating New Variables
* XSUB's and the Argument Stack
* Mortality
* Stashes
* Magic
o Assigning Magic
o Magic Virtual Tables
o Finding Magic
* Double-Typed SV's
* Calling Perl Routines from within C Programs
* Memory Allocation
* API LISTING
* AUTHOR
* DATE
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perlcall: Perl calling conventions from C
* NAME
* DESCRIPTION
* THE PERL_CALL FUNCTIONS
* FLAG VALUES
o G_SCALAR
o G_ARRAY
o G_DISCARD
o G_NOARGS
o G_EVAL
o Determining the Context
* KNOWN PROBLEMS
* EXAMPLES
o No Parameters, Nothing returned
o Passing Parameters
o Returning a Scalar
o Returning a list of values
o Returning a list in a scalar context
o Returning Data from Perl via the parameter list
o Using G_EVAL
o Using perl_call_sv
o Using perl_call_argv
o Using perl_call_method
o Using GIMME
o Using Perl to dispose of temporaries
o Strategies for storing Callback Context Information
o Alternate Stack Manipulation
* SEE ALSO
* AUTHOR
* DATE
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perlembed: Perl how to embed perl in your C or C++ app
* NAME
* DESCRIPTION
o PREAMBLE
o ROADMAP
o Compiling your C program
o Adding a Perl interpreter to your C program
o Calling a Perl subroutine from your C program
o Evaluating a Perl statement from your C program
o Performing Perl pattern matches and substitutions from your C
program
o Fiddling with the Perl stack from your C program
* MORAL
* AUTHOR
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perlpod: Perl plain old documentation
* NAME
* DESCRIPTION
* Embedding Pods in Perl Modules
* SEE ALSO
* AUTHOR
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