Re: Problem with replacing string in file

From: boyd <tbmoore9@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 25 Nov 2006 16:17:00 GMT

In article <1164467751.150423.55210@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
"nobull67@xxxxxxxxx" <nobull67@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

nobull: Thanks for the critique. I tried to just patch the previous
script with as few changes as possible.

I use the header lines recommended by Perl Best Practices, so they are
on a mapped key in my .gvimrc. There are different teaching styles - my
way works with some students, not others...

Boyd
.

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