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tutorials:perl_quick_reference [2010/08/25 17:22] chkuotutorials:perl_quick_reference [2018/12/19 10:59] (current) chkuo
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   * ($): variable is a name for a container that holds one or more values; use $ to get the value.   * ($): variable is a name for a container that holds one or more values; use $ to get the value.
   * (!): negation operator   * (!): negation operator
-  * (tr///): transliterating one group of characters into another. +  * (tr): transliterating one group of characters into another. 
-  * (s///): substitution +  * (s): substitution 
   * (%): modulus operator:    * (%): modulus operator: 
-  * /s : match any character with 
-  * ! : negation operator and see P35 
   * \s : shortcut for whitespace   * \s : shortcut for whitespace
   * \s+ : match for one or more whitespace characters   * \s+ : match for one or more whitespace characters
-  * \S+ : match any character that their counterpart would not match +  * /g : modifier-global 
-  * /g : global replacements +  * /d : modifier-delete found but unreplaced characters
-  * -p option : tells perl to write a program for you/file is a named pipe +
-  * -e option : executable code follow / file or directory name exist +
-  * /d : modifier delete found but unreplaced characters +
-  * (=~): right against string on the left+
   * == : equal   * == : equal
   * = : assignment operator     * = : assignment operator  
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   * ( * ): match the preceding item 0 or more times    * ( * ): match the preceding item 0 or more times 
   * ( ^ ): the caret match the beginning of a line   * ( ^ ): the caret match the beginning of a line
-  * $ : match the end of a line or m +  * $ : match the end of a line
-  * ~ : p169 of learning perl +
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 +===== installation =====
 +  * summary of configuration
 +    * ''perl -V''
 +    * including the content of ''@INC''
 +  * locate specific modules
 +    * ''perldoc -l Module::Name''; for example, ''perldoc -l Bio::SearchIO''
      
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