06-26-2011
@ mora It's very simple.
sed applies its commands to each line of input. In this case it's
s/SOMETHING/ANOTHER/g
it's means substitute(s) on each line SOMETHING to ANOTHER everywhere (globally - g flag) in the line. There are maybe several commands, they separated with ";"
In out case we apply two commands on each line and ANOTHER is nothing: 's/CASH_//g; s/LOAN_//g'
It may fail if there are another CASH_ or LOAN_ which shouldn't be deleted.
@ wangkc I really didn't understand your question. Sorry English is not my native language (as you can see, of course
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data::amf::remoting
Data::AMF::Remoting(3pm) User Contributed Perl Documentation Data::AMF::Remoting(3pm)
NAME
Data::AMF::Remoting - handle Flash/Flex RPC.
SYNOPSIS
use Data::AMF::Remoting
my $remoting = Data::AMF::Remoting->new(
source => $data,
headers_handler => sub
{
my @headers = @_;
# Do authenticate or something.
return @headers;
},
message_handler => sub
{
my $message = shift;
# Call action using target_uri and value.
my ($controller_name, $action) = split '.', $message->target_uri;
$controller_name->require;
my $controller = $controller_name->new;
return $controller->$action($message->value);
}
);
$remoting->run;
my $data = $remoting->data;
DESCRIPTION
Data::AMF::Remoting provides to handle Flash/Flex RPC.
SEE ALSO
Data::AMF
METHODS
run
Handle AMF Packet data.
ACCESSORS
data
return AMF Data
AUTHOR
Takuho Yoshizu <seagirl@cpan.org>
COPYRIGHT
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.
The full text of the license can be found in the LICENSE file included with this module.
perl v5.12.4 2010-07-21 Data::AMF::Remoting(3pm)