Is there a way to install a2p on Ubuntu?
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I need a2p to convert a bunch of awk scripts, but starting with Xenial the perl package does not come with a2p any more.
Where can I get a2p from?
awk perl
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I need a2p to convert a bunch of awk scripts, but starting with Xenial the perl package does not come with a2p any more.
Where can I get a2p from?
awk perl
edited Mar 25 at 7:43
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Apparently it got dropped. How about usingperlbrew(sudo apt install perlbrew) to set up a customized perl installation which includesa2p? A simpleperlbrew install stableshould do the trick and (especially) not mess with the system’s perl.
– dessert
Mar 24 at 21:50
Install Virtualbox -> install 14.04 -> install a2p. Keep internet away from this install and you could use it for ages to come ;)
– Rinzwind
Mar 24 at 22:06
thanks @dessert , it sound goods, but isn't there any way to got only the script a2p without the whole perl distro ? I would like this solution to be evolving with my system.
– dominix
Mar 25 at 0:22
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I need a2p to convert a bunch of awk scripts, but starting with Xenial the perl package does not come with a2p any more.
Where can I get a2p from?
awk perl
edited Mar 25 at 7:43
dessert
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asked Mar 24 at 21:33
dominixdominix
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I need a2p to convert a bunch of awk scripts, but starting with Xenial the perl package does not come with a2p any more.
Where can I get a2p from?
awk perl
awk perl
edited Mar 25 at 7:43
dessert
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asked Mar 24 at 21:33
dominixdominix
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edited Mar 25 at 7:43
dessert
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asked Mar 24 at 21:33
dominixdominix
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edited Mar 25 at 7:43
dessert
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edited Mar 25 at 7:43
dessert
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dessert
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25.4k674108
asked Mar 24 at 21:33
dominixdominix
869
asked Mar 24 at 21:33
dominixdominix
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asked Mar 24 at 21:33
dominixdominix
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Apparently it got dropped. How about usingperlbrew(sudo apt install perlbrew) to set up a customized perl installation which includesa2p? A simpleperlbrew install stableshould do the trick and (especially) not mess with the system’s perl.
– dessert
Mar 24 at 21:50
Install Virtualbox -> install 14.04 -> install a2p. Keep internet away from this install and you could use it for ages to come ;)
– Rinzwind
Mar 24 at 22:06
thanks @dessert , it sound goods, but isn't there any way to got only the script a2p without the whole perl distro ? I would like this solution to be evolving with my system.
– dominix
Mar 25 at 0:22
add a comment |
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Apparently it got dropped. How about usingperlbrew(sudo apt install perlbrew) to set up a customized perl installation which includesa2p? A simpleperlbrew install stableshould do the trick and (especially) not mess with the system’s perl.
– dessert
Mar 24 at 21:50
Install Virtualbox -> install 14.04 -> install a2p. Keep internet away from this install and you could use it for ages to come ;)
– Rinzwind
Mar 24 at 22:06
thanks @dessert , it sound goods, but isn't there any way to got only the script a2p without the whole perl distro ? I would like this solution to be evolving with my system.
– dominix
Mar 25 at 0:22
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Apparently it got dropped. How about using
perlbrew (sudo apt install perlbrew) to set up a customized perl installation which includes a2p? A simple perlbrew install stable should do the trick and (especially) not mess with the system’s perl.– dessert
Mar 24 at 21:50
Apparently it got dropped. How about using
perlbrew (sudo apt install perlbrew) to set up a customized perl installation which includes a2p? A simple perlbrew install stable should do the trick and (especially) not mess with the system’s perl.– dessert
Mar 24 at 21:50
Install Virtualbox -> install 14.04 -> install a2p. Keep internet away from this install and you could use it for ages to come ;)
– Rinzwind
Mar 24 at 22:06
Install Virtualbox -> install 14.04 -> install a2p. Keep internet away from this install and you could use it for ages to come ;)
– Rinzwind
Mar 24 at 22:06
thanks @dessert , it sound goods, but isn't there any way to got only the script a2p without the whole perl distro ? I would like this solution to be evolving with my system.
– dominix
Mar 25 at 0:22
thanks @dessert , it sound goods, but isn't there any way to got only the script a2p without the whole perl distro ? I would like this solution to be evolving with my system.
– dominix
Mar 25 at 0:22
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With the help of cpanm from the cpanminus package I was able to install
cpanm App::a2p
which gives me the command a2p in my home.
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With the help of cpanm from the cpanminus package I was able to install
cpanm App::a2p
which gives me the command a2p in my home.
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With the help of cpanm from the cpanminus package I was able to install
cpanm App::a2p
which gives me the command a2p in my home.
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With the help of cpanm from the cpanminus package I was able to install
cpanm App::a2p
which gives me the command a2p in my home.
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With the help of cpanm from the cpanminus package I was able to install
cpanm App::a2p
which gives me the command a2p in my home.
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Apparently it got dropped. How about using
perlbrew(sudo apt install perlbrew) to set up a customized perl installation which includesa2p? A simpleperlbrew install stableshould do the trick and (especially) not mess with the system’s perl.– dessert
Mar 24 at 21:50
Install Virtualbox -> install 14.04 -> install a2p. Keep internet away from this install and you could use it for ages to come ;)
– Rinzwind
Mar 24 at 22:06
thanks @dessert , it sound goods, but isn't there any way to got only the script a2p without the whole perl distro ? I would like this solution to be evolving with my system.
– dominix
Mar 25 at 0:22