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Index: H
- -h option (perl): Command-Line Options (Perl tutorial)
- h command (CPAN.pm): Reference: h (Perl tutorial)
- h command (debugger): Reference: h (Perl tutorial)
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- for signals: Signals (Developing Perl)
- overload: The overload Pragma (Developing Perl)
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- Overload Handlers (Developing Perl)
- missing: (Developing Perl) 13.5. When an Overload Handler Is Missing (nomethod and fallback)
- overloading,: Overloadable Operators (Developing Perl)
- handles: Variable Syntax (Developing Perl)
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- directories: Filehandle, Directory Handle, and Stream I/O Utilities (Developing Perl)
- references to: Handle References (Developing Perl)
- tied, base class definitons for: Convenient Classes (Developing Perl)
- handling
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- multiple clients: Handling Multiple Clients (Advanced Perl Developing)
- signals: Signal Handlers (Advanced Perl Developing)
- hard links: Introduction (Perl tutorial)
- hard links, filenames: link (Developing Perl)
- hard references: Reference Counts (Advanced Perl Developing)
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- The Arrow Operator (Developing Perl)
- What Is a Reference? (Developing Perl)
- Creating References (Developing Perl)
- %SIG array: Signals (Developing Perl)
- using: Using Hard References (Developing Perl)
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- closures: Closures (Developing Perl)
- hardware drivers, Perl modules for interacting with: The CPAN modules Directory (Developing Perl)
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- closures: The CPAN modules Directory (Developing Perl)
- hash functions: Inside HVs (Advanced Perl Developing)
- hash prototype symbol (%): Prototypes (Perl tutorial)
- hash values/entries (HVs/HEs): Hash Values (HVs) (Advanced Perl Developing)
- hashDepth option (debugger): Debugger Options (Developing Perl)
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- closures: Debugger Options (Developing Perl)
- hashes: Variable Syntax (Developing Perl)
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- Pluralities (Developing Perl)
- Hashes. (Developing Perl)
- Built-in Data Types (Developing Perl)
- Hashes (Developing Perl)
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- closures: Variable Syntax (Developing Perl)
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- Pluralities (Developing Perl)
- Hashes. (Developing Perl)
- Built-in Data Types (Developing Perl)
- Hashes (Developing Perl)
- printing out in sorted order: foreach Loops (Developing Perl)
- anonymous
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- data structure for objects: Managing Instance Data (Developing Perl)
- references to: Object Construction (Developing Perl)
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- The anonymous hash composer (Developing Perl)
- binding DBM files to: dbmopen (Developing Perl)
- cascading conditionals, using instead of: Case Structures (Developing Perl)
- deleting values from: delete (Developing Perl)
- elements, giving temporary values to: local (Developing Perl)
- exists function and: exists (Developing Perl)
- flat lookup tables, providing access to: Data Structures (Developing Perl)
- HV (hash value) typedef in C: Internal Data Types (Developing Perl)
- %INC for modules: Using Modules (Developing Perl)
- initializing with x operator: Multiplicative Operators (Developing Perl)
- instead of linear searches: Time Efficiency (Developing Perl)
- inverting: reverse (Developing Perl)
- keys, finding number in: Hashes (Developing Perl)
- keys, returning list of: keys (Developing Perl)
- key/value pair precedence: Hashes (Developing Perl)
- key/value pairs: Built-in Data Types (Developing Perl)
- multidimensional: Hashes of Hashes (Developing Perl)
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- accessing and printing: Access and Printing of a Hash of Hashes (Developing Perl)
- generation of: Generation of a Hash of Hashes (Developing Perl)
- names for: Variables (Developing Perl)
- of arrays: Hashes of Arrays (Developing Perl)
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- Arrays of Hashes (Developing Perl)
- access and printing of: Access and Printing of a Hash of Arrays (Developing Perl)
- generating: Generation of a Hash of Arrays (Developing Perl)
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- Generation of an Array of Hashes (Developing Perl)
- of complex records: Generation of a Hash of Complex Records (Developing Perl)
- output style, changing in debugger: Debugger Options (Developing Perl)
- passing by reference into or out of functions: Passing References (Developing Perl)
- Perl data organization in: Common Mistakes (Developing Perl)
- processing, functions for: Perl Functions by Category (Developing Perl)
- references as keys: References Don't Work as Hash Keys (Developing Perl)
- references to: What Is a Reference? (Developing Perl)
- restricted, implementing: Using Closures for Private Objects (Developing Perl)
- returning key/value pairs: each (Developing Perl)
- returning values of: values (Developing Perl)
- %SIG, references to signal handlers: Signals (Developing Perl)
- symbol tables: Symbol Tables (Developing Perl)
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- key/value pairs in: Symbol Tables (Developing Perl)
- typeglobs in: Symbol Tables (Developing Perl)
- taint in: Handling Insecure Data (Developing Perl)
- tying: Tied Variables (Developing Perl)
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- Tying Hashes (Developing Perl)
- methods for: Hash-Tying Methods (Developing Perl)
- Tie::Hash module, providing base class definitions: Convenient Classes (Developing Perl)
- hashes (associative arrays): View of the Internals (Advanced Perl Developing)
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- Extracting Unique Elements from a List (Perl tutorial)
- Introduction (Perl tutorial)
- Data Types and Variables (Perl tutorial)
- Hashes (Perl tutorial)
- adding elements to: Adding an Element to a Hash (Perl tutorial)
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- Prototyping Functions (Perl tutorial)
- anonymous: References to Anonymous Storage (Advanced Perl Developing)
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- Final Shortcut: Omit Arrows Between Subscripts (Advanced Perl Developing)
- Introduction (Perl tutorial)
- arrow notation for: Shortcuts with the Arrow Notation (Advanced Perl Developing)
- binding: Tying Hashes (Advanced Perl Developing)
- comparing for keys: Finding Common or Different Keys in Two Hashes (Perl tutorial)
- dutree program: Program: dutree (Perl tutorial)
- examples: Representation (Advanced Perl Developing)
- finding most common anything: Finding the Most Common Anything (Perl tutorial)
- for list unions, intersections, differences: Finding Elements in One Array but Not Another (Perl tutorial)
- functions for processing: Perl Functions by Category (Perl tutorial)
- inverting: Inverting a Hash (Perl tutorial)
- merging: Merging Hashes (Perl tutorial)
- multiple values per key: Hashes with Multiple Values Per Key (Perl tutorial)
- named: Nested Data Structures (Advanced Perl Developing)
- of arrays: Making Hashes of Arrays (Perl tutorial)
- of hashes: Hash of Hashes Representation (Advanced Perl Developing)
- of symbolic references: Symbolic References (Advanced Perl Developing)
- passing to subroutines: Passing Arrays and Hashes to Subroutines (Advanced Perl Developing)
- presizing: Presizing a Hash (Perl tutorial)
- printing: Printing a Hash (Perl tutorial)
- reading/writing records to file: Reading and Writing Hash Records to Text Files (Perl tutorial)
- references as elements: Hashing References (Perl tutorial)
- references to: References to Hashes (Advanced Perl Developing)
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- Array/Hash References Versus Element References (Advanced Perl Developing)
- Taking References to Hashes (Perl tutorial)
- removing/deleting elements from: Deleting from a Hash (Perl tutorial)
- representing data relationships: Representing Relationships Between Data (Perl tutorial)
- retrieving in insertion order: Retrieving from a Hash in Insertion Order (Perl tutorial)
- returning keys and values: Testing for the Presence of a Key in a Hash (Perl tutorial)
- simulating data structures with: User-Defined Structures (Advanced Perl Developing)
- slices of: Finding Elements in One Array but Not Another (Perl tutorial)
- sorting elements of: Sorting a Hash (Perl tutorial)
- special (predefined): Global Special Arrays and Hashes (Perl tutorial)
- tied: Creating Magic Variables with tie (Perl tutorial)
- traversing: Traversing a Hash (Perl tutorial)
- head()
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- LWP::Simple module: Finding Stale Links (Perl tutorial)
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- Reference: head (Perl tutorial)
- LWP::Simple (Perl tutorial)
- Mail::Internet module: Reference: head (Perl tutorial)
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- Reference: Head (Perl tutorial)
- Counting messages (Perl tutorial)
- Net::NNTP module: Reference: head (Perl tutorial)
- =head2 command (pod): Reference: =head2 (Perl tutorial)
- =head2 pod directive: Documenting Your Module with Pod (Perl tutorial)
- HEAD method: Introduction (Perl tutorial)
- HeadAndBody() (Mail::POP3Client): Reference: HeadAndBody (Perl tutorial)
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- Retrieving the message body (Perl tutorial)
- header()
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- CGI.pm module: Reference: header (Perl tutorial)
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- The CGI.pm Module (Perl tutorial)
- HTTP::Headers module: Reference: header (Perl tutorial)
- HTTP::Message module: Reference: headers (Perl tutorial)
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- (see also modules)
- header files (C): The Extension Process (Advanced Perl Developing)
- headerfy program (example): Matching Multiple Lines (Perl tutorial)
- headers, format names: Footers (Developing Perl)
- headers, HTTP: HTTP::Headers (Perl tutorial)
- -height option
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- place geometry manager: The Place Geometry Manager (Perl tutorial)
- widgets: Common Widget Configuration Options (Perl tutorial)
- hello() (Net::SMTP): Reference: hello (Perl tutorial)
- Hello, world (program example)
- HELO command (SMTP): The SMTP Protocol and the SMTP Session (Perl tutorial)
- help
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- Perl references: More information (Perl tutorial)
- pod documentation for modules: Documenting Your Module with Pod (Perl tutorial)
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- sorting =head1 sections: Program: tkshufflepod (Perl tutorial)
- web references: Introduction (Perl tutorial)
- help desk, using email for: Support Mail Augmentation (Perl for System Administration)
- help() (Net::SMTP): Reference: help (Perl tutorial)
- here documents: Template Parser (Advanced Perl Developing)
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- Introduction (Perl tutorial)
- "Here" Documents (Developing Perl)
- indentation of: "Here" Documents (Developing Perl)
- indenting: Indenting Here Documents (Perl tutorial)
- semicolon (;), omitting trailing: Universal Blunders (Developing Perl)
- HEs (hash entries): Hash Values (HVs) (Advanced Perl Developing)
- hex(): Converting Between Octal and Hexadecimal (Perl tutorial)
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- Reference: hex (Perl tutorial)
- hex function: hex (Developing Perl)
- hexadecimal characters: Numeric Literals (Developing Perl)
- hexadecimal numbers: Converting Between Octal and Hexadecimal (Perl tutorial)
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- hex (Developing Perl)
- character numbers, specifying as: Specific Characters (Developing Perl)
- HFS (Hierarchical File System): MacOS (Perl for System Administration)
- hidden() (CGI.pm): Writing a Multiscreen CGI Script (Perl tutorial)
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- Reference: hidden (Perl tutorial)
- Hietaniemi, Jarkko: The CPAN Architecture (Perl tutorial)
- high-resolution timers: High-Resolution Timers (Perl tutorial)
- higher-order procedures: Expression plotting (Advanced Perl Developing)
- -highlightbackground option (widgets): Common Widget Configuration Options (Perl tutorial)
- hints, compiler: Special Variables in Alphabetical Order (Developing Perl)
- HiRes module: Example: Stopwatch (Advanced Perl Developing)
- history, command: Using the Debugger (Developing Perl)
- history object (PerlScript): Client-Side PerlScript (Perl tutorial)
- history of Perl: History Made Practical (Developing Perl)
- history.db file, grepping: Program: ggh - Grep Netscape Global History (Perl tutorial)
- hiweb program (example): Writing a CGI Script (Perl tutorial)
- HList widgets: HList - Hierarchical List (Advanced Perl Developing)
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- HList (Advanced Perl Developing)
- home directory: chdir (Developing Perl)
- home directory field (Unix): The Classic Unix Password File (Perl for System Administration)
- home page, Perl: Perl on the Web (Developing Perl)
- HOME variable: Environment Variables (Perl tutorial)
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- Environment Variables (Developing Perl)
- hopdelta program: Program: hopdelta (Perl tutorial)
- host()
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- Mail::Address module: Reference: host (Perl tutorial)
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- Parse Email Addresses with Mail::Address (Perl tutorial)
- URI::URL module: Reference: host (Perl tutorial)
- host files
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- generating from a database
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- error checking while: Error Checking the Host File Generation Process (Perl for System Administration)
- improving output while: Improving the Host File Output (Perl for System Administration)
- generating, modules for: Putting It All Together (Perl for System Administration)
- Macintosh HD\:System Folder\:Preferences\:hosts: Host Files (Perl for System Administration)
- parsing: Host Files (Perl for System Administration)
- reading from Perl: Host Files (Perl for System Administration)
- source control systems and: Incorporating a Source Code Control System (Perl for System Administration)
- \\\\$systemroot$\\\\system32\\\\drivers\\\\etc\\\\hosts file: Host Files (Perl for System Administration)
- Unix: Host Files (Perl for System Administration)
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- Host Files (Perl for System Administration)
- Windows: Windows Internet Name Server ( WINS) (Perl for System Administration)
- h2xs program: Preventing Suspicious Activities (Perl for System Administration)
- Host() (Mail::POP3Client): Reference: Host (Perl tutorial)
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- Getting and setting the host and port (Perl tutorial)
- hostnames
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- getting from network addresses: gethostbyaddr (Developing Perl)
- Sys::Hostname module: Operating System Interfaces (Developing Perl)
- translating to addresses: gethostbyname (Developing Perl)
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- getnetbyname (Developing Perl)
- hostpath (IO::Socket::UNIX): Reference: hostpath (Perl tutorial)
- hosts file (see /etc/hosts file)
- hosts (remote), checking for reachability: Networking and Interprocess Communication (Developing Perl)
- host_wait() (LWP::RobotUA): Reference: host_wait (Perl tutorial)
- hostname, obtaining your own: Finding Your Own Name and Address (Perl tutorial)
- HotKey module: Using POSIX termios (Perl tutorial)
- household appliances, Perl modules for: The CPAN modules Directory (Developing Perl)
- h2ph tool: Using h2ph to Translate C #include Files (Perl tutorial)
- HREF fields, substitutions for: Program: hrefsub (Perl tutorial)
- hrefsub program (example): Program: hrefsub (Perl tutorial)
- HTML
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- CGI module, generation of: World Wide Web (Developing Perl)
- code, producing nicely formatted: World Wide Web (Developing Perl)
- Perl modules for: The CPAN modules Directory (Developing Perl)
- pod files, converting to: Documentation Support (Developing Perl)
- HTML (Hypertext Markup Language)
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- converting ASCII to/from: Converting ASCII to HTML (Perl tutorial)
- extracting tags: Extracting or Removing HTML Tags (Perl tutorial)
- extracting URLs from: Extracting URLs (Perl tutorial)
- finding stale/fresh links: Finding Stale Links (Perl tutorial)
- formatting, shortcuts in CGI.pm: Formatting Lists and Tables with HTML Shortcuts (Perl tutorial)
- forms: Introduction (Perl tutorial)
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- automating submission: Automating Form Submission (Perl tutorial)
- saving/mailing: Saving a Form to a File or Mail Pipe (Perl tutorial)
- sticky widgets: Creating Sticky Widgets (Perl tutorial)
- putting links around URLs: Program: urlify (Perl tutorial)
- tags, generating with CGI.pm: HTML Tag Generation (Perl tutorial)
- templates: Creating HTML Templates (Perl tutorial)
- text substitutions: Program: htmlsub (Perl tutorial)
- translating pod to: Reference: pod2html (Perl tutorial)
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- Pod::Html (Perl tutorial)
- :html method groups: Importing Method Groups (Perl tutorial)
- HTML modules: The HTML Module (Perl tutorial)
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- HTML::Element: HTML::Element (Perl tutorial)
- HTML::Entities module: Converting ASCII to HTML (Perl tutorial)
- HTML::FormatPS: HTML::FormatPS (Perl tutorial)
- HTML::FormatText: Converting HTML to ASCII (Perl tutorial)
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- HTML::FormatText (Perl tutorial)
- HTML::LinkExtor module: Extracting URLs (Perl tutorial)
- HTML::Parser: The HTML Module (Perl tutorial)
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- HTML::Parser (Perl tutorial)
- HTML::TreeBuilder: Converting HTML to ASCII (Perl tutorial)
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- HTML::TreeBuilder (Perl tutorial)
- htmlsub program (example): Program: htmlsub (Perl tutorial)
- HTTP
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- cookies, setting and getting: World Wide Web (Developing Perl)
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- links, searching for: Regular Expressions (Developing Perl)
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- The CPAN modules Directory (Developing Perl)
- HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol)
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- debugging exchanges in: Debugging the Raw HTTP Exchange (Perl tutorial)
- methods: Introduction (Perl tutorial)
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- Writing a CGI Script (Perl tutorial)
- request messages: LWP Overview (Perl tutorial)
- Win32::Internet functions for: HTTP Functions (Perl tutorial)
- HTTP() (Win32::Internet): Reference: HTTP (Perl tutorial)
- HTTP modules
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- HTTP::Cookies module: HTTP::Cookies (Perl tutorial)
- HTTP::Cookies::Netscape module: HTTP::Cookies::Netscape (Perl tutorial)
- HTTP::Daemon module: HTTP::Daemon (Perl tutorial)
- HTTP::Daemon::ClientConn module: HTTP::Daemon::ClientConn methods (Perl tutorial)
- HTTP::Date module: HTTP::Date (Perl tutorial)
- HTTP::Headers module: HTTP::Headers (Perl tutorial)
- HTTP::Message module: HTTP::Message (Perl tutorial)
- HTTP::Request module: LWP Overview (Perl tutorial)
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- HTTP::Request (Perl tutorial)
- HTTP::Response module: LWP Overview (Perl tutorial)
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- HTTP::Response (Perl tutorial)
- HTTP::Status module: HTTP::Status (Perl tutorial)
- HTTP_ACCEPT variable: CGI Environment Variables (Perl tutorial)
- HTTP_COOKIE variable: CGI Environment Variables (Perl tutorial)
- HTTP_FROM variable: CGI Environment Variables (Perl tutorial)
- HTTP_REFERER variable: CGI Environment Variables (Perl tutorial)
- HTTP_USER_AGENT variable: CGI Environment Variables (Perl tutorial)
- Hubbard, John: Detour into Fractals (Advanced Perl Developing)
- Hungarian notation: Dereferencing Multiple Levels of Indirection (Advanced Perl Developing)
- HV (internal hash value): Internal Data Types (Developing Perl)
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- Hash Values (HVs) (Advanced Perl Developing)
- links, searching for: Internal Data Types (Developing Perl)
- h2xs: Preparing a Module for Distribution (Perl tutorial)
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- Using h2xs to Make a Module with C Code (Perl tutorial)
- XS and XSUBs (Developing Perl)
- Creating Extensions (Developing Perl)
- Creating CPAN Modules (Developing Perl)
- hyperlinks: Introduction (Perl tutorial)
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- Finding Stale Links (Perl tutorial)
- hyphenating text, Perl module for: The CPAN modules Directory (Developing Perl)
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