文档介绍：By Sriram Srinivasan; ISBN 1-56592-220-4, 434 pages.
First Edition, August 1997.
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Table of Contents
Preface
Chapter 1: Data References and Anonymous Storage
Chapter 2: plex Data Structures
Chapter 3: Typeglobs and Symbol Tables
Chapter 4: Subroutine References and Closures
Chapter 5: Eval
Chapter 6: Modules
Chapter 7: Object-Oriented Programming
Chapter 8: Object Orientation: The Next Few Steps
Chapter 9: Tie
Chapter 10: Persistence
Chapter 11: Implementing Object Persistence
Chapter 12: Networking with Sockets
Chapter 13: Networking: Implementing RPC
Chapter 14: User Interfaces with Tk
Chapter 15: GUI Example: Tetris
Chapter 16: GUI Example: Man Page Viewer
Chapter 17: Template-Driven Code Generation
Chapter 18: Extending Perl:A First Course
Chapter 19: Embedding Perl:The Easy Way
Chapter 20: Perl Internals
Appendix A: Tk Widget Reference
Appendix B: Syntax Summary
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Errors, like straws, upon the surface flow;
He who would search for pearls must dive below.
- John Dryden, All for Love, Prologue
This book has two goals: to make you a Perl expert, and, at a broader level, to supplement your current
arsenal of techniques and tools for crafting applications. It covers advanced features of the Perl language,
teaches you how the perl interpreter works, and presents areas of puting technology such as
networking, user interfaces, persistence, and code generation.
You will not merely dabble with language syntax or the APIs of