I am beginner in perl. i needed to connect the perl programs to mysql
database. Therefore I downloaded dbi and dbd:mysql (actually it was
mysql-msql modules). I am finding it difficult to compile and run both dbi
and dbd:mysql module. By the way I am using Windows 98.
When I tried out dbi
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Dear list,
The following sub will create a hyperlink when the amount of jobs in my
PostgreSQL database reaches over 10 jobs. The hyperlink is a Perl sub which
shows the next amount of jobs in the database. I want to only show the next
10 and then the next 10 and for arguments sake the next 3.
Hi Friends
Friday evening I heard a New that there is a change of MTA on our
WebServer. And then all my Perl scripts running on our WebServer refuse to
send me any stats / logs by email. And this gave me a jolt on Saturday
morning. I requested our Admin to send me docs related to our new MTA a
Hello ,
The problem goes like this-
value of $mailids is coming from previous perl script
if($emailids eq ' ' || $emailids eq '@' || $emailids eq '.' || $emailids !~ /..+/ )
{
print <<"enter";
Content-type : text/html
Search
#invokes the same perl script with the
As an aside ^] needs to be handled by the telnet client itself.
/kk
On Thu, Aug 09, 2001 at 01:21:49PM -0700, Atul Vohra wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am using Telnet.pm module where I telnet to a router successfully. Now, I would
>like to send some control characters like "ctrl]". Is there a way to send
Allison,
On Saturday 11 August 2001 12:26, Allison Davis wrote:
> I am new to the list and just starting to learn perl. Can anyone tell me
> how to process a form into a text delimited file or even what a text
> delimited file is. I hope this isn't a stupid question.
There are no stupid questi
On Mon, Aug 13, 2001 at 12:25:32AM +0200, Birgit Kellner wrote:
> foreach my $key(keys %hash) {
> if ($key =~ /^\d/) {push (@keys, $key); }
> }
>
> But since I know there will only be one key where this condition is true,
> looping and creating an array seems like a waste.
Then why create
On Aug 13, Birgit Kellner said:
>Hm, what's the shortest way to do this: I have a hash where one, and only
>one, key begins with a number, I don't know its value and want to assign
>this value to a variable.
Loop over the keys, using keys() or each().
for (keys %hash) {
$wanted = $hash{
At 18:25 2001.08.12, Birgit Kellner wrote:
>Hm, what's the shortest way to do this: I have a hash where one, and only one, key
>begins with a number, I don't know its value and want to assign this value to a
>variable.
>
>If I were to do a foreach loop, I'd do this (presuming that %hash is alrea
Hm, what's the shortest way to do this: I have a hash where one, and only
one, key begins with a number, I don't know its value and want to assign
this value to a variable.
If I were to do a foreach loop, I'd do this (presuming that %hash is
already defined):
foreach my $key(keys %hash) {
At 09:16 PM 8/11/2001 -0700, Randal L. Schwartz wrote:
>How about simply:
>
> use LWP::Simple;
> my $url = "http://www.cobbler-sw.com/images/birds1.jpg";;
> (my $file = $url) =~ s/.*\///s;
> mirror($url, $file);
For those taking notes, this did work. I was trying to put it into
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