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Then I also thought that Rust also has some strange ideas. BTW Do you know that I have a new web site called Rust Maven where I write about Rust? Now you know.
Anyway, back to Perl:
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Then I also thought that Rust also has some strange ideas. BTW Do you know that I have a new web site called Rust Maven where I write about Rust? Now you know.
Anyway, back to Perl:
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However sometime we might want to avoid some warnings. We can selectively turn off warnings inside lexical scopes, that is, till the end of the current pair of curly braces.
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However sometime we might want to avoid some warnings. We can selectively turn off warnings inside lexical scopes, that is, till the end of the current pair of curly braces.
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While Perl developers who upload their code to CPAN will greatly benefit from the volunteers behind CPAN Testers setting up a CI system has a number of benefits even for CPAN developers.
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While Perl developers who upload their code to CPAN will greatly benefit from the volunteers behind CPAN Testers setting up a CI system has a number of benefits even for CPAN developers.
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However the previous change left me with 1-item lists in each file. I wanted to clean that up.
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However the previous change left me with 1-item lists in each file. I wanted to clean that up.
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ls -l | head takes ages, but here is a Perl one-liner to make it work:
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ls -l | head takes ages, but here is a Perl one-liner to make it work:
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We'll use the service provided by the httpbin.org web site to see the headers we set.
It has many end-points. We use the one that will send back the header the client sent as its content. It makes it very easy to see what was in our header.
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We'll use the service provided by the httpbin.org web site to see the headers we set.
It has many end-points. We use the one that will send back the header the client sent as its content. It makes it very easy to see what was in our header.
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