* Will Willis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070207 15:07]:
> For online perl documentation, including information on splice(),
> visit this website, http://perldoc.perl.org/
>
> Documentation may also be on your computer, try `perldoc perldoc` to
> get your feet wet then take a look at `perldoc perlfunc` and look for
> splice.
Thanks, Will. I'm running Debian Etch. 'perldoc perldoc' and
'perldoc perlfunc' work fine, as does 'perldoc -f splice', so that
takes away the urgency for a trip to the bookstore (though I still
intend to obtain a copy of the fourth edition of "Learning Perl";
there's hardly anything better than an O'Reilly book).
Is there an easy way to send the perldoc output to the printer so that
the pages are properly formatted -- something similar to the way
formatted man pages may be printed with:
man -t perldoc | lpr
I tried
perldoc -t perldoc | lpr
but there is no formatting. I work much better with a piece of paper
on the desk, rather than reading from the screen.
RLH
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