I have known about perl invocation options for a while, and I have used them on several occasions. However, I’m not sure I understood just how far the rabbit hole goes. Try the following: [sourcecode language=“perl”] perl -wnle ‘print “Each line of the file is printed here $_”;’ foo #Process through each line. perl -wpie ’s/replace/with/g;’ foo # sed -i replacement perl -wnlae ‘print $F[0]’ foo # awk ‘{print $1}’ replacement [/sourcecode] ...
Introduction Since I am currently exploring the intricacies of developing an asp.net web app and have nothing terribly interesting to show for it today I will be delivering some information that I found useful on a past project. ...
Recently I was tasked with integrating systemA with systemB. Could I be more vague? Yes, probably so. Anyway, systemB is a vendor’s system which is implemented with both a SOAP and a REST API. REST is inherently easier to implement given its use of URLs. However, I chose to use SOAP, because I figured that in my field I was far more likely to encounter a vendor who only implemented SOAP than I was a vendor who only implemented REST. That decided I set off down a long and SOAPy road… ...