* justin gedge [Tue, 28 Mar 2006 at 09:32 -0700] > I know the #!/usr/bin/perl along w/ an executable file tells UNIX that > you need to run the /usr/bin/perl executable- is everything else in the > script passed to perl through STDIN, it can't be- there has to be some > other mechanism-
Basically, the shell sees the #! and turns around and executes: <command after #!> <filename> so a script called foo.pl with #! /usr/bin/perl would result in the shell doing this: /usr/bin/perl foo.pl Von Fugal
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