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mseele
yes you're write, i want to provide my code by typing
directly from the command line, rather than executing a pre-existing
file containing perl code.
but i don't want to end the perl process after compilation of one
file, i want to use the -c option, get the result and want to put new
perl code into the perl process a later time. how can i do this? is it
actually possible?
directly from the command line, rather than executing a pre-existing
file containing perl code.
but i don't want to end the perl process after compilation of one
file, i want to use the -c option, get the result and want to put new
perl code into the perl process a later time. how can i do this? is it
actually possible?