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Akihabara: redirect to Perl

2006-12-26T02:15:37Z

redirect to Perl

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	'''Perl interpreter''', or '''perl''' is an open-source software running on multiple platforms, that parses and executes the scripts written in the [[Perl]] script-language.

	==Overview==
	'''perl''' (the initial '''p''' should not be capitalized) is the standard [[parser]] that parses the [[Perl]] language. It is usually referred to when you read a Perl script on a [[Unix]]-like platform, and the first line is usually like this:
	<pre>
	#!/usr/bin/perl
	</pre>

	Aside from the virtue that it is able to parse the complicatedly intertwined, hugely syntactically redundant language Perl, the perl program also handles other routine jobs as a script [[Running Environment]], such as [[Memory management]], [[Dynamic linking]] and [[Flow Control]]. And it does the job nicely so that these are virtually transparent to the programmers and users of the Perl language.

	{{Uncategorized\|October 2006}}

Bluebot: tagged, added uncategorised tag

2006-10-02T20:47:43Z

tagged, added uncategorised tag

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	Aside from the virtue that it is able to parse the complicatedly intertwined, hugely syntactically redundant language Perl, the perl program also handles other routine jobs as a script [[Running Environment]], such as [[Memory management]], [[Dynamic linking]] and [[Flow Control]]. And it does the job nicely so that these are virtually transparent to the programmers and users of the Perl language.		Aside from the virtue that it is able to parse the complicatedly intertwined, hugely syntactically redundant language Perl, the perl program also handles other routine jobs as a script [[Running Environment]], such as [[Memory management]], [[Dynamic linking]] and [[Flow Control]]. And it does the job nicely so that these are virtually transparent to the programmers and users of the Perl language.

			{{Uncategorized\|October 2006}}

CinnamonGirl~enwiki: /* Overview */

2006-08-30T15:28:52Z

Overview

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	'''perl''' (the initial '''p''' ~~shouldn't~~ be capitalized) is the standard [[parser]] that parses the [[Perl]] language. It is usually referred to when you read a Perl script on a [[Unix]]-like platform, and the first line is usually like this:		'''perl''' (the initial '''p''' should not be capitalized) is the standard [[parser]] that parses the [[Perl]] language. It is usually referred to when you read a Perl script on a [[Unix]]-like platform, and the first line is usually like this:
	<pre>		<pre>
	#!/usr/bin/perl		#!/usr/bin/perl

24.109.9.205 at 18:23, 28 August 2006

2006-08-28T18:23:20Z

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	Aside from the virtue that it is able to parse the complicatedly intertwined, hugely syntactically redundant language Perl, the perl program also handles other routine jobs as a script [[Running Environment]], such as [[Memory management]], [[Dynamic linking]] and [[Flow Control]]. And it does the job nicely so that these are virtually transparent to the programmers and users of the Perl language.		Aside from the virtue that it is able to parse the complicatedly intertwined, hugely syntactically redundant language Perl, the perl program also handles other routine jobs as a script [[Running Environment]], such as [[Memory management]], [[Dynamic linking]] and [[Flow Control]]. And it does the job nicely so that these are virtually transparent to the programmers and users of the Perl language.

	Presumably for joke reasons only, "Perl-Script" is currently 3rd in the voting for the name of the [[Northern M0 Danube bridge]], to be built over the [[Danube River]] in [[Hungary]]. The bridge naming contest is currently being led by American humorist [[Stephen Colbert]], who led a campaign for fans of his show "''[[The Colbert Report]]''", to vote for him in the poll. The name of the bridge will be decided from the top 3 voted names (currently Colbert, [[Jon Stewart]], and Perl-Script) on [[September 8]].

24.109.9.205 at 18:22, 28 August 2006

2006-08-28T18:22:29Z

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	Aside from the virtue that it is able to parse the complicatedly intertwined, hugely syntactically redundant language Perl, the perl program also handles other routine jobs as a script [[Running Environment]], such as [[Memory management]], [[Dynamic linking]] and [[Flow Control]]. And it does the job nicely so that these are virtually transparent to the programmers and users of the Perl language.		Aside from the virtue that it is able to parse the complicatedly intertwined, hugely syntactically redundant language Perl, the perl program also handles other routine jobs as a script [[Running Environment]], such as [[Memory management]], [[Dynamic linking]] and [[Flow Control]]. And it does the job nicely so that these are virtually transparent to the programmers and users of the Perl language.

			Presumably for joke reasons only, "Perl-Script" is currently 3rd in the voting for the name of the [[Northern M0 Danube bridge]], to be built over the [[Danube River]] in [[Hungary]]. The bridge naming contest is currently being led by American humorist [[Stephen Colbert]], who led a campaign for fans of his show "''[[The Colbert Report]]''", to vote for him in the poll. The name of the bridge will be decided from the top 3 voted names (currently Colbert, [[Jon Stewart]], and Perl-Script) on [[September 8]].

Eyu100: Wording

2006-08-25T14:47:11Z

Wording

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	Aside from the virtue that it is able to parse the complicatedly intertwined, hugely syntactically redundant language Perl, the perl program also handles other routine jobs as a script [[Running Environment]], such as [[Memory management]], [[Dynamic linking]] and [[Flow Control]]. And it does the job nicely that these are virtually transparent to the programmers and users of the Perl language.		Aside from the virtue that it is able to parse the complicatedly intertwined, hugely syntactically redundant language Perl, the perl program also handles other routine jobs as a script [[Running Environment]], such as [[Memory management]], [[Dynamic linking]] and [[Flow Control]]. And it does the job nicely so that these are virtually transparent to the programmers and users of the Perl language.

CmdrObot: sp (3): a open→an open, interwined→intertwined, redundent→redundant

2006-06-14T21:18:34Z

sp (3): a open→an open, interwined→intertwined, redundent→redundant

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	'''Perl interpreter''', or '''perl''' is a open-source software running on multiple platforms, that parses and executes the scripts written in the [[Perl]] script-language.		'''Perl interpreter''', or '''perl''' is an open-source software running on multiple platforms, that parses and executes the scripts written in the [[Perl]] script-language.

	==Overview==		==Overview==
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	Aside from the virtue that it is able to parse the complicatedly ~~interwined~~, hugely syntactically ~~redundent~~ language Perl, the perl program also handles other routine jobs as a script [[Running Environment]], such as [[Memory management]], [[Dynamic linking]] and [[Flow Control]]. And it does the job nicely that these are virtually transparent to the programmers and users of the Perl language.		Aside from the virtue that it is able to parse the complicatedly intertwined, hugely syntactically redundant language Perl, the perl program also handles other routine jobs as a script [[Running Environment]], such as [[Memory management]], [[Dynamic linking]] and [[Flow Control]]. And it does the job nicely that these are virtually transparent to the programmers and users of the Perl language.

JoanneB: Reverted edits by 208.179.223.62 (talk) to last version by Ian Pitchford

2006-05-03T09:58:29Z

Reverted edits by 208.179.223.62 (talk) to last version by Ian Pitchford

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	== Headline text ==
	Aside from the virtue that it is able to parse the complicatedly interwined, hugely syntactically redundent language Perl, the perl program also handles other routine jobs as a script [[Running Environment]], such as [[Memory management]], [[Dynamic linking]] and [[Flow Control]]. And it does the job nicely that these are virtually transparent to the programmers and users of the Perl language.		Aside from the virtue that it is able to parse the complicatedly interwined, hugely syntactically redundent language Perl, the perl program also handles other routine jobs as a script [[Running Environment]], such as [[Memory management]], [[Dynamic linking]] and [[Flow Control]]. And it does the job nicely that these are virtually transparent to the programmers and users of the Perl language.

208.179.223.62: /* Overview */

2006-05-03T09:57:42Z

Overview

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			== Headline text ==
	Aside from the virtue that it is able to parse the complicatedly interwined, hugely syntactically redundent language Perl, the perl program also handles other routine jobs as a script [[Running Environment]], such as [[Memory management]], [[Dynamic linking]] and [[Flow Control]]. And it does the job nicely that these are virtually transparent to the programmers and users of the Perl language.		Aside from the virtue that it is able to parse the complicatedly interwined, hugely syntactically redundent language Perl, the perl program also handles other routine jobs as a script [[Running Environment]], such as [[Memory management]], [[Dynamic linking]] and [[Flow Control]]. And it does the job nicely that these are virtually transparent to the programmers and users of the Perl language.

Ian Pitchford: AWB assisted clean up

2006-02-19T19:31:02Z

AWB assisted clean up

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	Aside from the virtue that it is able to parse the complicatedly interwined, hugely syntactically redundent language Perl, the perl program also handles other routine jobs as a script [[Running ~~Enviroment~~]], such as [[Memory management]], [[Dynamic linking]] and [[Flow Control]]. And it does the job nicely that these are virtually transparent to the programmers and users of the Perl language.		Aside from the virtue that it is able to parse the complicatedly interwined, hugely syntactically redundent language Perl, the perl program also handles other routine jobs as a script [[Running Environment]], such as [[Memory management]], [[Dynamic linking]] and [[Flow Control]]. And it does the job nicely that these are virtually transparent to the programmers and users of the Perl language.