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I was wondering if someone could point me to an article online someone posted in a comment to one of my questions.
It was an article on better commenting habits in perl. I wanted to read it.
Are you talking about this Perl Monks article?
I would go with POD, myself.
For good inspiration on documentation style, try Perl Best Practices - chapter 7 is all about documentation, comments and stuff.
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I am working on building a test automation framework with Perl and Selenium for a web-application.
I am weighing the pros and cons (with respect to maintainability of tests) of using Test::Routine v/s Test::Class . If there are people who have experience using either, can you please share your experiences ?
I am a beginner , so any links to more information concerning the benefits of either would also be greatly beneficial.
Thanks.
In the awesome beauty of the Perl community and CPAN, I found this module that I think already does what you want to implement:
Test::WWW::Selenium
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I have a requirement to write an iOS app that can read and edit PDF files. I am confused where to start digging. Please shed some light on where should I start and what all technologies I should use to accomplish this task.
I don't know what DST is, but as for PDF, there are some existing frameworks you can take a look at. PSPDFKit: http://pspdfkit.com/, Reader: https://github.com/vfr/Reader, FastPDFKit: http://fastpdfkit.com/
Take a look at these and see if any of them fit your needs. If they do not, clarify on what they are missing and that may help you find what you need.
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Recently,I want to lean the linux OS,but whit the awful source code I feel that I'v lost in the source code and I haven't got anything.so ,who can tell me some of your experiences on learn linux OS or some advise.thanks!
I suggest you can read the website Linux from Scratch and try to learn to build a Linux from source code.
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Advantage of closing file handle in Perl is that "$." gets
reset
cleans up buffer
gives command status
none
Please tell me the correct answer with explanation (if possible)
Read this close FILEHANDLE perldoc .
You can also look into perlvar for $.
There was an identical question posted to PerlMonks. You might look there at some of the excellent answers that question received: Why do we need to close filehandles?
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I am a beginner in programming. I have a large piece of code. I want to break it up into functions, return values, pass those values to another function. I want to be an expert in doing this. Give me suggestions on where to study or how to be an expertise on these simple fundamentals. When will I use pointers in the functions and all this?
As a beginner,
Best way to learn Perl is to read standard book e.g.; Programming Perl by the inventor itself.
This book helps you to understand lot of things like
Subroutines
Data structures
References etc etc.