Hello pApA_rOACh,
Saturday, October 27, 2001, pApA_rOACh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
p> Hear is string that should work, at least i think so.
p> last if m/^\s*model\s*tiny.*/i while (<>);
p> Can anybody say what's wrong.
p> <statement> while <>; - Valid perl construction hence
p> last if m/^\s*model\s*tiny.*/i
p> is not a Perl statement!!! But if we write somthing like
p> last if m/^\s*model\s*tiny.*/i
p> perl will understand it hence Perl understand string that is not perl
p> statement!!!
p> Holy !@##$%$%^ Perl understands strings that are not in set of strings of
p> his input language Wow!!! I discovered program with Artificial Intelligence.
p> Shit soon all machines will rise and mankind will die... Forever... So
p> terminator (1|2) was oracular film... They mistaked some years but...
p> mankind will die.... AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAArrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!!!!!
Be easy, friend :) Be simple:
while (<>)
{
last if (m/^\s*model\s*tiny.*/i);
}
, and terminator never stands after you :)
p> If can everybody can tell me whats wrong here i can sleep safly... Thanls!!!
Best wishes,
Maxim mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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