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perldl - Simple shell for PDL
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"NAME
SYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
Reference manual & online help
History mechanism
Command execution
Terminating perldl
Terminating commands (Ctrl-C handling)
Shortcuts and aliases
Command-line options
The startup file ~/.perldlrc
Shell variables
Executing scripts from the perldl prompt
Executing perldl scripts from the command line
Command preprocessing
perldl and PDL::NiceSlice
Automatically execute your own hooks
NAME
perldl - Simple shell for PDL
SYNOPSIS
Use PDL interactively:
%> perldl
perldl > $a=sequence(10) # or any other perl or PDL command
%> pdl
perldl > print "Hello, world!\n";
Run a script:
%> cat > pdlscript
#!/usr/bin/pdl
print "Hello, world!\n";
...
DESCRIPTION
The program perldl is a simple shell (written in perl) for
interactive use of PDL. It consists of a command-line interface that
supports immediate interpretation of perl commands and expressions.
Perl expressions, including PDL constructs, can be entered directly at
the keyboard and are compiled and executed immediately. The syntax is
not exactly identical to Perl, in that under most circumstances ending
a line causes immediate execution of the command entered so far (no
trailing ';' is required).
The synonym pdl is a compiled executable that is useful as a script
interpreter using UNIX shebang ( #! ) syntax. This is useful for generating
and re-executing command-journal files from perldl .
The perldl shell runs an initial startup file ( ~/.perldlrc ) that can
be used to pre-load perl modules or configure the global perl environment. It
features a path mechanism for autoloading perl subroutines. There is a
command-history mechanism, and several other useful features such as c"
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