Try the PAR module... it comes with the "pp" utility.
pp -o hello hello.pl
The Author calls it "perlcc that works" :)
ignore perlcc... its an incomplete toy...
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Your script can be like this:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
#we're in the main package...
my $obj = My::Class->new("blah");
My::SecondClass::foo(@bar);
# here are the classes' codes...
package My::Class;
sub new {
#...
}
# blah...
package My::SecondClass;
sub foo {
# blah
}
__END__;
You must use arrayref to make a key value an array:
ssh => [eth0,...]
you can make the keys hash ref also:
%HoH = (
machine-name => { ssh => {eth0 => ,eth1 => ,eth0 =>,eth0 =>}, },
);
and use exists. Or write a compare sub, for every key of the arrayref...
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you can specify a hostname like: mysql.x.com, if the sql server is not in
the localhost, so it can be... did you try it?
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does this list have a filter for this kind of messages??? if yes, please
enable it!
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