[Pdx-pm] traversing (and accessing values in) a hash of hashes

[darthsmily]

Just put of curiosity, have you used the Dos shell in the last 5 years?

"The world's crappiest pager."

Not sure what you mean. Do you mean in Edit?
Or do you mean if a bunch of stuff exceede the preset command buffer in 
the window? Like doing a dir /s?
Just up the buffer.

"The world's crappiest copy & paste and it always takes me five minutes 
to remember how to coerce it to allow copy/paste."

High light right click to copy, right click to paste. Or highlight hit 
enter to copy.
Now reminde me, what does one need to do in Linux to copy text out of 
one shell and paste it in another? Cuse tio always takes me 5 minutes to 
figure that out. I am thinking it may just be me.

"No command line history unless you remember to turn it on."

On by default since at least Win2k 98 sp may have has it on be default, 
don't remember.


"No command suspension."

You like the pause button? or like the Pause batch command.?

darth



Michael G Schwern wrote:

>On Sun, Dec 12, 2004 at 01:29:33PM -0800, Randal L. Schwartz wrote:
>  
>
>>Ben> Because using perldoc in the Windows command line is _painful_
>>
>>What kind of pain?  It's the same as the man pages on Unix.
>>
>>Or are you just averse to anything that is command-line-ish?
>>    
>>
>
>You have obviously never experienced the hell that is the Windows command 
>shell (read: DOS).
>
>The world's crappiest pager.
>The world's crappiest copy & paste and it always takes me five minutes to
>  remember how to coerce it to allow copy/paste.
>No command line history unless you remember to turn it on.
>No command suspension.
>
>That should be enough to get an idea of the experience.
>
>The few times I have to use it for testing MakeMaker I do the minimum I
>have to do and get the hell out.  As much as possible I do via an ssh
>connection to a Cygwin sshd instead.
>
>
>  
>


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