RE: Perl Certifications and some help

Sanchit Bhatnagar writes .. > Is there something like a "Perl Certified Professional" or >does there exists some other credible certification you can >get for perl. competency >Also can someone please provide me help and/or links which >have tutorials (maybe a single para) on the perl's fu

Re: Perl Certifications and some help

> "Sanchit" == Sanchit Bhatnagar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Sanchit> Is there something like a "Perl Certified Professional" or Sanchit> does there exists some other credible certification you can Sanchit> get for perl. No. And it'll likely stay that way. Thank goodness. Sanchit> Also

Perl Certifications and some help

Hi, Is there something like a "Perl Certified Professional" or does there exists some other credible certification you can get for perl. Also can someone please provide me help and/or links which have tutorials (maybe a single para) on the perl's function "map" and "grep". thanks, san.

Re: Regex problem

At 05:29 PM 28/05/2001 +0100, Bornaz, Daniel wrote: >Dear all, > >I am trying the following code using ActivePerl 5.6.1.626, in my quest to >find the minimal string between "bar" and "river": > >$stt="The food is under the bar in the barn in the river."; >$stt=~/bar(.*?)river/; >print "$&"; > >The

RE: Fileposting

Bernhard writes .. >Hi! I'm using a html form, where you can enter a file (a >picture) and upload it, but when i send the form the Perl >script only gets the local Adress of the file, but not the >Data (so the picture) of the file. How can i save the picture >in a new file on my Disk? >I have

RE: Can I tell how a program is called?

Wow, thanks for the quick answer! Now that I see it in black and white, $0 does cause the vaguest of stirrings of recognition. I'll go and try it now! Thanks again, Lucy said: > The special variable > $0 > contains the name of the script being executed. > ..or the link if you do that

Re: Can I tell how a program was called?

The special variable $0 contains the name of the script being executed. ..or the link if you do that. :-) --lucy > Firstly, HI to everyone - and thanks to the gurus for all the good advice > for us beginners :) > > Now, the problem. > > I was working on a project and realized that if I cre

Can I tell how a program was called?

Firstly, HI to everyone - and thanks to the gurus for all the good advice for us beginners :) Now, the problem. I was working on a project and realized that if I created a simple shell program I could make things easier for myself. However, when I started to code I found myself with a dilemma

AI-Categorize module

I would like to install and test this module on an NT system but I am not having good luck. Any help would be appreciated. LM

Fileposting

Hi! I'm using a html form, where you can enter a file (a picture) and upload it, but when i send the form the Perl script only gets the local Adress of the file, but not the Data (so the picture) of the file. How can i save the picture in a new file on my Disk? I have programmed it so that the

Re: run perl in Win 2000 ?

> The #! operator does not work. Yes, the #! operator doesn't help in getting perl to execute (though you should still use it to set execution options like -w etc.) On Windows, you should use the usual Windows ways of doing this sort of thing. I think the most common Windows idiom is to give all

Re: size of textarea linked to param?

> when I push the submit button to process the data inside the textarea > nothing happen if the textarea has a size > 1.6K > > Any suggestion? Use method=put rather than method=get. The latter often truncates the total form data to around 2k. If this doesn't help, you should probably head over

run perl in Win 2000 ?

Hi, I have WIN 2000 installed and have just started programming perl. Can somebody tell me how to set the PATH for the bin folder for the PERL executable? The #! operator does not work. Thanks, Prachi _ Get your FREE download of M

size of textarea linked to param?

Hi, I use HTML and PERL together. I have param which is a textarea value, but even if the size accepted by the textarea should be 32K, the form don't accept it. when I push the submit button to process the data inside the textarea nothing happen if the textarea has a size > 1.6K Any suggestion?

Re: Win32::API and Win32::GUI

On Sun, May 27, 2001 at 11:32:16PM -0700, Helio S. Junior wrote: > Is there anyone using one of these modules? > I would like to exchange information about > how to use them. You're likely to find people using those modules on <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>. For more information, see the archives at:

Re: Regex problem

> On Mon, 28 May 2001 17:29:40 +0100, "Bornaz, Daniel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >said: Daniel> $stt="The food is under the bar in the barn in the river."; Daniel> $stt=~/bar(.*?)river/; print "$&"; Daniel> The output is: bar in the barn in the river Daniel> Instead of the expected: barn in the

Re: Regex problem

> Can anyone explain [Eager / Greedy], please? Perl's regex engine is both Eager (Leftmost start) and Greedy (Rightmost end). The Greedy aspect is subservient to the Eager one. The ? stops it being Greedy but not Eager. To get the rightmost match, you could try adding a .* at the start of the

Regex problem

Dear all, I am trying the following code using ActivePerl 5.6.1.626, in my quest to find the minimal string between "bar" and "river": $stt="The food is under the bar in the barn in the river."; $stt=~/bar(.*?)river/; print "$&"; The output is: bar in the barn in the river Instead of the expec