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Index: F
- -f operator : The -x File Tests
- false
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- definition of : The if/unless Statement
- regular expressions and : Simple Uses of Regular Expressions
- Fast module : Embedded Perl
- field definition line, introduced : Listing the Secret Words
- field value line, introduced : Listing the Secret Words
- fieldlines of format : Defining a Format
- filehandles
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- Moving the Secret Word List into a Separate File
- What Is a Filehandle?
- default : Using Filehandles
- formats and : Invoking a Format
- indirect : Globbing
- print( ) operator and : Warning Someone When Things Go Astray
- as processes : Using Processes as Filehandles
- read( ) parameters : Fixed-Length Random Access Databases
- reading from : Using Filehandles
- seek( ) parameters : Fixed-Length Random Access Databases
- uppercase : Moving the Secret Word List into a Separate File
- filename glob : Many Secret Word Files in the Current Directory
- files
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- age, example of : Ensuring a Modest Amount of Security
- appending to : Opening and Closing a Filehandle
- information about, with stat( ) : The stat and lstat Functions
- linking : Creating Alternate Names for a File: Linking
- modifying permissions/ownership : Modifying Permissions
- modifying timestamps of : Modifying Timestamps
- opening : Opening and Closing a Filehandle
- removing : Removing a File
- renaming : Renaming a File
- testing for existence : The -x File Tests
- filled fields, in formats : Filled Fields
- find command : Reading a Directory Handle
- finding substrings : Finding a Substring
- floating-point exception, as a signal to a process : Sending and Receiving Signals
- floating-point numbers
- footnotes, meaning of : Conventions Used in this tutorial
- for statement : The for Statement
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- example of
- for( ) operator, example of : Converting Other Languages to Perl
- foreach statement
- foreach( ) operator, example of : Basic I/O
- fork operator : Using fork
- fork( ) system call : Using fork
- :form import tag : Less Typing
- <FORM> tags : Your CGI Program in Context
- format definition
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- examples of
- location in source file : Defining a Format
- format keyword
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- Listing the Secret Words
- Defining a Format
- example of : The Final Programs
- format names
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- changing : Changing the Format Name
- selecting : Defining a Format
- formats : What Is a Format?
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- changing top-of-page format name : Changing the Top-of-Page Format Name
- constant part : What Is a Format?
- defining : Defining a Format
- defining text fields : Text Fields
- fieldholders and fieldlines : Defining a Format
- invoking : Invoking a Format
- multi-line fieldholder : Multiline Fields
- templates for : Defining a Format
- top-of-page : The Top-of-Page Format
- variable part : What Is a Format?
- whitespace within : Defining a Format
- formatted output, printf( ) and : Using printf for Formatted Output
- formfeed, and top-of-page format : The Top-of-Page Format
- forms, HTML
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- Your CGI Program in Context
- Form Generation
- elements of : Other Form Elements
- FTP : FTP
- FTPMAIL : FTPMAIL
- functions, importing to CGI programs : Less Typing
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