| Name : psh
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| Version : 1.8.1
| Vendor : Mageia_Org
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| Release : 16.mga9
| Date : 2022-03-20 16:36:12
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| Group : Development/Perl
| Source RPM : psh-1.8.1-16.mga9.src.rpm
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| Size : 0.38 MB
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| Packager : umeabot < umeabot>
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| Summary : Developing for Perl Shell
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Description :
*psh* is a Perl program which executes a read-eval loop with enough options
so that general behavior reasonably similar to more traditional shells like
\'*sh*\' or \'*bash*\' can be achieved, while still allowing arbitrary perl
expressions to be evaluated.
By default within *psh*, the Perl *-w* flag and \'\'use strict\'\' are not
employed so that the user is not bound by their stipulations. They can both
be turned on via a command-line flag; or setting \'$^W = 1\' will turn on
warnings, and calling \'\'use strict\'\' will (almost) do the usual thing if
called by the user (see LIMITATIONS, below).
Each line of input is read. *psh* knows a number of possible strategies for
evaluating the line, such as \"send it to \'system()\' if it starts with the
name of an executable visible in \'$ENV{PATH}\'\". (See below for a complete
list.) Each strategy in turn (from a user-definable list) examines the
command line to see if it can apply, and the first matching strategy
evaluates the line. There is a *psh* configuration variable (see below)
which controls whether the perl value of the evaluation is saved and
printed after each command.
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