At 08:41 AM 4/11/2001 -0400, Clinton A . Pierce wrote:You can use perldoc.com like so: http://www.perldoc.com/f?sort
>On Wed, Apr 11, 2001 at 01:02:06PM +0100, Simon Myers wrote:
> > Is there any searching with this? One of the things I like best is
> > being able to do things like: [perldoc -f]
>
>Unfortunately, no. For this perldoc is your tool.Eh, it's not so bad. You can:
1. Load the perlfunc page, do ^F and type what you're looking for;
2. If you don't know what page it's in, do a Find File from the Explorer
rooted at the html tree;
3. Write a quick-and-dirty equivalent script using File::Find and put it in
your path.I've never bothered with #3. I find #1 gets me where I want about 5-10
seconds slower than perldoc -f.
and also http://www.perldoc.com/m?File::Find
I'm in the middle of re-vamping this site, but it works for now ;)
-Carlos
P.S. I replied to Clinton Pierce with this exact same message, but forgot
to include the list, so
i included it here.
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