In perl it's a heredoc.
You use << instead of <<<, and you need to specify EXACTLY what you put
AFTER the << as the terminator.
So, in the example you posted, you would put
$foo=<<EOD
...
EOD;
You can't have spaces before the EOD; terminator unless the same number of
spaces also follows the <<.
-Jeff Lowrey
At 05:15 PM 2/18/2005, Christopher L. Filkins wrote:
I'm looking for the perl equivalent of a heredoc declaration. For some
reason I can't recall how. In php it would work like this:
$foo = <<< EOD
Stuff stuff stuff
EOD;
I need to declare a several line string in a quick and easy fashion. Any
ideas?
Christopher
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