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Re^2: Scrounged books are not always good.

by grantm (Parson)
on May 25, 2006 at 10:20 UTC ( [id://551562]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Re: Scrounged books are not always good.
in thread Scrounged books are not always good.

I like having a copy of that around as a quick reference when I'm having a brain fart about a particular function

If I was having a brain fart about a particular function, (e.g.: the order of the values returned by localtime) then I'd use perldoc with the -f (for function) option:

perldoc -f localtime

Not only would this be quicker than grabbing a book and locating the correct page, I'd be able to cut-and-paste the example code as well.

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