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Perl Pocket Reference

Ch. 1. Conventions

Ch. 2. Command-Line Options

Ch. 3. Syntax

Ch. 4. Embedded Documentation

Ch. 5. Data Types

Ch. 6. Quotes and Interpolation

Ch. 7. Literal Values

Ch. 8. Variables

Ch. 9. Context

Ch. 10. Operators and Precedence

Ch. 11. Statements

Ch. 12. Subroutines

Ch. 13. Packages and Modules

Ch. 14. Pragmatic Modules

Ch. 15. Object-Oriented Programming

Ch. 16. Special Classes

Ch. 17. Arithmetic Functions

Ch. 18. Conversion Functions

Ch. 19. Structure Conversion

Ch. 20. String Functions

Ch. 21. Array and Hash Functions

Ch. 22. Regular Expressions

Ch. 23. Search and Replace Functions

Ch. 24. File Test Operators

Ch. 25. File Operations

Ch. 26. Input and Output

Ch. 27. Formatted Printing

Ch. 28. Formats

Ch. 29. Tying Variables

Ch. 30. Directory Reading Routines

Ch. 31. System Interaction

Ch. 32. Networking

Ch. 33. System V IPC

Ch. 34. Miscellaneous

Ch. 35. Information from System Databases

Ch. 36. Special Variables

Ch. 37. Special Arrays

Ch. 38. Special Hashes

Ch. 39. Environment Variables

Ch. 40. Threads

Ch. 41. Compiler Backends

Ch. 42. The Perl Debugger

Appx. A. Standard Modules

Appx. B. Perl Links

Appx. C. Perl O’REILLY®

Index

Chapter 42. The Perl Debugger

The Perl symbolic debugger is invoked with perl -d.

Any input to the debugger that is not one of the commands enumerated below is evaluated as a Perl expression.

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