Greetings, new member here.
I have what I believe is a very basic perl scripting question, hopefully someone can point me in the right direction.
First of all some background. I have several years of UNIX scripting experience. The company I work for is moving away from UNIX platforms towards Windows so now I am attempting to use Perl scripts to do the kinds of things in Windows that I used to do in UNIX.
I have O'Reilly's "Camel" book (2nd edition), "Perl Core Language Little Black Book," and "Perl for Dummies." Between these I can usually find information on the Perl equivalent of the UNIX command I am accustomed to. Except for I don't know how to construct a statement to perform multiple actions on an input string. In UNIX I would use a pipe "|". For example, say I wanted to determine the uppercase value of the third character in an input string, in UNIX I would do the following:
STRING=terry
echo $STRING | cut -c 3 | tr [a-z] [A-Z]
How would you recommend constructing a similar statement in Perl?
Thanks,
Terry
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