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POD Quick Reference

Perl Overview perl perlintro perltoc perlcheat perlhist

Nuts and Bolts perlsyn perlvar perlnumber perlop perldata perlsub perlstyle perlrun perlfunc

Perl FAQs perlfaq1 perlfaq2 perlfaq3 perlfaq4 perlfaq5 perlfaq6 perlfaq7 perlfaq8 perlfaq9

References perlref perlreftut perllol perldsc

Regular Expressions perlre perlrequick perlretut perlreref

Object Oriented Perl perlobj perlboot perltoot perltooc perlbot perltie

Debugging perldiag perllexwarn perldebtut perltrap perldebug

Files open perlopentut

Modules perlmod perlmodinstall perlmodstyle perlmodlib perlnewmod

Pragmas strict warnings diagnostics vars constant subs threads base lib

Tutorials perlretut perlopentut perlpacktut perlmodtut perldebtut perlreftut perlthrtut perlxstut

Versions perlhist perltodo perldelta perl5.7.0 perl5.6.0 perl5.005 perl5.004

Internals perlembed perldebguts perlintern perlxstut perlhack perlguts perlcall perlclib perlxs

Locales perllocale perluniintro perlunicode perlebcdic perlport

Portability perlport perlsolaris perlfreebsd perlmacosx perlcygwin perlmacos perlwin32 perltru64 perldos

Online Resources Perldoc Site Search CPAN

I put this together for myself, but thought others might find it useful. I've added it to my personal nodelet for quick access. Turn to it when you are looking for sources of information on a given general subject.

In a way, it's a regurgitation of a subset of perltoc, but to me the format is more conducive to quickly finding what I'm looking for. Of course one could always do a search on the Perldoc site, but this is just intended to put the most frequently used docs right in front of you. It doesn't offer descriptions, but the categories along with document names should be helpful enough in knowing what each doc is going to present.

Some of the 'Pragmas' links will not work properly until the Perldoc website is completely back up on its feet again.

Otherwise, please do let me know if you find a dead link so I can get it repaired. Also, let me know if there's anything you would like to see added. I didn't try to list every document, but primarily those that are most useful to the biggest majority of people.

Dave

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