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All the Perl that's Practical to Extract and Report

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  • The "use Perl;" site isn't the best place to get this kind of question answered; the journal system is used more for blog-type posts by individual users.

    The FAQ for this site sorta tells you that but doesn't have a link to places where you can get answers to your kind of question.

    What's this site for?

    Thanks for asking. This site is intended (for now) to be a site where the Perl user community can get information about and discuss the latest news and issues related to Perl. This site is not (for now :) intended to be a help desk. General "how do I do $x?" questions can be answered in many other places online, including the many Perl mailing lists and news groups.

    Please help us improve "use Perl;" by replying to this post and telling me what site or sites you've tried already in order to find a place to get an answer to your question.

    Here's a good one, for example (though I'm curious to know if and how you found it already): http://faq.perl.org/ [perl.org]

    I'm not sure there's any way for me to contact you by email through "use Perl;" -- I don't think so, because your email address is set to be not shown publicly -- but feel free to email me directly at my email address (click on my name, elsewhere on this page) if you'd prefer.

    Perl is a great language with a great community of users. Welcome!

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