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Hi Juerd-

Nice work! I often get slices and basic regexps wrong when I guess and try to wing it; I don't want to get off my ass and get the camel off the shelf or do a mental context-switch to read pod so it'll be nice to be able to just glance at the wall as I do when I forget something in vi.

I copynpasted this into Word, formatted it in Andale Mono 12, ran off a copy on my laserjet and taped it on the wall next to my vi cheat sheet.

I added the URL of this node and the date ("November 2002"); maybe you should too? My vi cheat sheet has been on the wall since 1998.

I guess most people who use this will want hard copy. I can make a pdf if you want to host it.. /msg me.

In reply to Re: Perl cheat sheet by DapperDan
in thread Perl cheat sheet by Juerd

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