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[firestar]

mama evarikaina PERL scripting idea vunda? vunte asalu oka program raasina taruvatha daanni run cheyyadam elago cheppandi ~"!

[old monk]

sorry2 sorry2

[firestar]

[quote author=old monk link=topic=69471.msg738892#msg738892 date=1274465073]
sorry2 sorry2
[/quote]

Its OK dance1w dance1w

[kingmakers]

sorry2 sorry2

[firestar]

[quote author=ChittiNaidu link=topic=69471.msg738898#msg738898 date=1274465213]
edaina ID use chestunnava...

windows aa *NIX aa
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sitti vachesava hugnsc

Windows lone mama

[firestar]

[quote author=KINGMAKERS link=topic=69471.msg738897#msg738897 date=1274465192]
sorry2 sorry2
[/quote]

no probs...How r u KINGU mama ~"!

[firestar]

[quote author=ChittiNaidu link=topic=69471.msg738910#msg738910 date=1274465397]
nuvvu windows lo ekkada unnavo aa folder ki vellu command prompt lo

dani tarvata akkada...nee file name kottu including the extension .pl

it shud run...
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ala cheste run avvatam ledu !q#

[bhrami]

[quote author=ChittiNaidu link=topic=69471.msg738910#msg738910 date=1274465397]
nuvvu windows lo ekkada unnavo I mean..nee script ekkada undo.. aa folder ki vellu command prompt lo

dani tarvata akkada...nee file name kottu including the extension .pl

it shud run...

like C:\Perl\ perl  filename.pl
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Time ki diguthav kada baa Sri Krushunudi type lo [img]http://www.bewarsetalk.net/discus/movieanimated4/bemmi.laugh.gif[/img]

[rajesh550]

Running perl scripts

Before you can run Perl, you have to install it on your system. If you haven't done so already, go to the Perl installation page for more instructions. At this stage, you don't have to do the the Personal Web Server or Perl via PWS installations and you should leave them for a later lesson. Installing Perl should be quite quick and simple, so go ahead and get it in place. Make sure you reboot before continuing.

For the first part of this course, we'll be running perl scripts in a DOS window. This means we're going to be typing words in. Yes indeed, a command line environment instead of a Windows GUI! Yuck or yay, depending on your point of view.

Once you've installed perl and rebooted into Windows, bring up a DOS window. It doesn't matter what directory you are in for now. Just type in:

perl -v

and you should get back a screenful of version information from perl. If you get a "bad command or filename" message, Perl isn't properly installed. See if you can fix it.
Running your first Perl script: Hello World!

Now it's time to feel like you're getting somewhere. You're going to write your first perl script. Go back to your DOS prompt and this time, make sure you're working in a directory where you can edit a file or two.

Use notepad or some simple text editor (not MS Word!) to create a file with this line in it. You can cut and paste it directly from here:

print "hello world\n";

Save the file as "hello.pl" and turn to your DOS session and type:

perl hello.pl

The screen should show

hello world

right underneath.

Congratulations, you've just run your first perl script!

Now you need to learn a bit more about the language so you can create something more interesting.

[url=http://www.gossland.com/course/intro/running.html]http://www.gossland.com/course/intro/running.html[/url]

[firestar]

[quote author=ChittiNaidu link=topic=69471.msg738915#msg738915 date=1274465653]
perl filename.pl

paina update chesa...
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vaa k vaak  thankyou

but nenu desktop meeda save chesanu aa file and C:\windows\desktop\perl filename.pl ani kodutunna

so perl folder nunde cheyyala

[firestar]

[quote author=Pranav link=topic=69471.msg738919#msg738919 date=1274465770]
Running perl scripts

Before you can run Perl, you have to install it on your system. If you haven't done so already, go to the Perl installation page for more instructions. At this stage, you don't have to do the the Personal Web Server or Perl via PWS installations and you should leave them for a later lesson. Installing Perl should be quite quick and simple, so go ahead and get it in place. Make sure you reboot before continuing.

For the first part of this course, we'll be running perl scripts in a DOS window. This means we're going to be typing words in. Yes indeed, a command line environment instead of a Windows GUI! Yuck or yay, depending on your point of view.

Once you've installed perl and rebooted into Windows, bring up a DOS window. It doesn't matter what directory you are in for now. Just type in:

perl -v

and you should get back a screenful of version information from perl. If you get a "bad command or filename" message, Perl isn't properly installed. See if you can fix it.
Running your first Perl script: Hello World!

Now it's time to feel like you're getting somewhere. You're going to write your first perl script. Go back to your DOS prompt and this time, make sure you're working in a directory where you can edit a file or two.

Use notepad or some simple text editor (not MS Word!) to create a file with this line in it. You can cut and paste it directly from here:

print "hello world\n";

Save the file as "hello.pl" and turn to your DOS session and type:

perl hello.pl

The screen should show

hello world

right underneath.

Congratulations, you've just run your first perl script!

Now you need to learn a bit more about the language so you can create something more interesting.

[url=http://www.gossland.com/course/intro/running.html]http://www.gossland.com/course/intro/running.html[/url]
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thankyou mama but nenu idi chadive chesanu...raledu anduke post vesanu

[rajesh550]

[quote author=ChittiNaidu link=topic=69471.msg738927#msg738927 date=1274465915]
ala emi ledu...but general practise aite ade....

edaina folder unte easy ani....antey...

inkoti....System lo environment and Path variables set chesava....
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Perl folder nunchi cheyalee anukunta kada sitti..!

and did you installed as recommended in that document..?
bayata nundi cheyalee antey envi path set cheyalee..!