From: Canol Gökel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Thanks people I already got the answer from somewhereelse.

And was it an answer to the question you posted here? I doubt it.
>
> I can't quote the last reply, I guess I have a problem with my newsreader.
> But you even call me stupid. I heard before that Perl community is rude,
> and now I experienced it myself. I guess Perl community deserves the 
> reputation
> of being rude.

I've never heard about such a reputation, except about once every two
years after someone comes with a badly worded question and instead of
receiving a bad but prompt solution, is told that what he says he
wants is either not possible or not possible the way he wants to do
it. The Perl community is obsessed with correctnes and security. So
if you ask how to match HTML tags by regexps you are bound to receive
the correct answer that it's impossible in general case and very hard
if you do not mind it breaks from time to time. Matching tags that
look like <p> and </p> but are not HTML is a different thing.

Besides asking for help with some problem and explaining at the very
end that you actually want to solve a very different problem without
telling us what it actually is ... well, that's not the best thing
you can do.

We have a proverb, in english it would be something like
How you call into the wood, thus it echoes.
Think about it.

Jenda
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When it comes to wine, women and song, wizards are allowed
to get drunk and croon as much as they like.
        -- Terry Pratchett in Sourcery


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