You can use the '=' and '=cut' in the 1st column. Its part of POD'ing.
I do this quite often:
=comment
blah,blahblah
=cut
"=comment" is just a word i made up. Perl ignores code from the starting
"=" up to the "=cut"
I also have my editor set up to detect "=comment" and "=cut" as
begin/end comment, much like
the "C" style /* */
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Krasimir_Slaveykov
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Subject: comments in script
Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Is there a way to comment more than 1 rows in perl script.
I mean someting like this:
Begin of comment:
bla-bla bla
...........
............
..........
End of comment
I know the metod with "#" in the beginning of each row.
Looking for other.
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