in reply to parsing config file

There are TONS of modules on CPAN to do various 'config file' manipulation. It all depends on what kind of config file you have (or want to make).

To name a few there's:

I have personally used Config::General and have been quite happy with it.

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Re: Re: parsing config file
by Anonymous Monk on Aug 19, 2001 at 23:59 UTC
    without using a module :)
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      >> without using a module :)

      Here's one way ;-) 

      #! perl -w
use strict;
# your code goes here ...

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      The "no module" requirement makes this sound like a home work assignment. ..Tell you what, register yourself and tell me why you can't use a module, and I'll tell you a way how to do it.

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