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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Pipes with the < and >> meanings. Post 302517768 by mirni on Wednesday 27th of April 2011 05:24:08 PM
Old 04-27-2011
That's awesome, thank you!
Although I've been using parameter expansion ${var%pat} quite a bit, the pound and percent I've been confusing all along. The mnemonic is great!
One think that I have yet to be explained is the redirection from subshell in this manner:
Code:
$ while read i ; do echo i $i ; done <(echo blah | sed 's/la/LA/')
bash: syntax error near unexpected token `<(echo blah | sed 's/la/LA/')'

But the following works:
Code:
$ while read i ; do echo i $i ; done < <(echo blah | sed 's/la/LA/')
i bLAh

Why do I need two '<' in this construct?
 

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NetSDS::Translate(3pm)					User Contributed Perl Documentation				    NetSDS::Translate(3pm)

NAME
NetSDS::Translate - simple API to gettext SYNOPSIS
use NetSDS::Translate; my $trans = NetSDS::Translate->new( lang => 'ru', domain => 'NetSDS-IVR', ); print $trans->translate("Detect CallerID"); DESCRIPTION
"NetSDS::Translate" module provides API to gettext translation subsystem CLASS API
new(%params) - class constructor my $trans = NetSDS::Translate->new( lang => 'ru', domain => 'NetSDS-IVR', ); translate($string) - translate string Return translated string. print $trans->translate("All ok"); TODO
1. Make configurable language to locale conversion in constructor. 2. Implement placeholders support provided by gettext. SEE ALSO
Locale::gettext AUTHOR
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