in reply to Re^2: Difference between a perl script & shell script
in thread Difference between a perl script & shell script
That's not interactive, that's taking the source code via STDIN. There's a difference, namely in that interactive means you run one command, get the return value. Run another, get another return value. This is commonly known as REPL, or a Read Eval Print Loop. You can make one in Perl:
perl -le '@ret = eval and print "Returned [@ret]" while <STDIN>'
But it's not quite as fully featured as most interactive shells.
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Re^4: Difference between a perl script & shell script
by QM (Parson) on Dec 20, 2005 at 02:10 UTC |