In an attempt to put my PalmPilot to better use, I created a Perl built-in function list that uses Tealpoint's TealInfo. I find it a lot easier to look things up this way and I thought I'd share it with others.

It should be exactly the same text that's included in the perldoc's. You can download the pdb here. If you find any discrepancies, please let me know and I'll correct them.

Note: For the memory challenged handhelds, this weighs in at 269K.

I'm thinking about putting some module docs together in the same fashion, but the limitations of TealInfo are getting in the way. As for most things, I'm going to have to figure out the best way that it allows for instead of the best way.

As always, feedback is appreciated..
Rich

In reply to Perl Function List for Palm devices by rchiav

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