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How can I create a Perl script to get some “named” command line arguments?
For example:
perl my_perl.pl -ARG_1 1234 -ARG_2 "Testing"
Where ARG_1 and ARG_2 are the arguments names and 1234 and “Testing” their values.
You can get a similar effect by using Getopt::Long. The main difference is that it uses gnu-style –arguments by default. It’s very flexible and powerful.