Re: [MacPerl] Arguments on "command line"

[pudge@pcix.com (Chris Nandor)]

At 6:12 PM 9/9/96, Francois-Regis wrote:
>Hi folks,
>
>Is somebody know how I can give arguments on a "command line" UNIX like
>with my Perl.
>
>FR

You can't.  However, you can add switches on the first line, i.e.:

#!perl -d   #this would activate the perl debugger



#================================================================
perl -e 'srand();if(rand>.5){$i=0;foreach(@ARGV){@$i=split(//);$z
[$i]=0;foreach$l(@$i){$s[$i][$z[$i]]=$l;$z[$i]++;}$i++;}foreach$m
(@s){foreach$g(@{$m}){print$g}print" ";$m++}}else{print(join(" ",
@ARGV))}print"\n"' McClellan Clan Motto: Think On

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