1. require PACKAGE_NAME;
2. use PACKAGE_NAME;
3. do "perl_file.pl";
4. eval "cat perl_script_file.pl";
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Hi,
I created that listen on a port on my website when i run the program.
Now when it receives a data,
It take the IP address and sends it a new message back to the computer on a
different standard port(meaning both program are on the same port).
Anyhow, the other program is on my computer no ser
On Sep 2, Andrew Metcalfe said:
>I'm a MS and Java developer, trying to debug some perl code.
If you're not a Perl programmer, you'll probably have some difficulties.
>my $self = {
>LOCATION => {
>USERNAME => $options{user_field} || 'username',
>BILLING => $o
I'm a MS and Java developer, trying to debug some perl code.
I'm generally confused over a few syntax issues
In the line:
my $self = {
LOCATION => {
USERNAME => $options{user_field} || 'username',
BILLING => $options{bill_field} || 'accounts',
Hi All,
This is my first question since I have subscribed to the list, but I do have
got very valuable info just by reading the messages posted, for which I'm
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My question is that how can I install the GD libraries on my perl
installation, I have downloaded the xpm, Gdlib, zlib and
How can I check if a user accepts cookies before he starts using my
shoppingcart? I know I could set a cookie on page nr1 and then check if it
exists on page nr2; but how do I know on which page he arrives first?
thank you,
Mariusz
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Hi,
I've read the perl doc but it was not usefull any how i fixed it, what i was
trying to do is to send data from a Visual basic program to a perl program,
then from perl to a visual basic program
thanx anyways guys,
Anthony
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I'm not sure I totally understand all of your question, but talking over
an IO::Socket is pretty darn simple, if we're talking about a line
oriented protocol. You can use what you have always used for Perl input
and output:
use IO::Socket::INET;
my $socket = IO::Socket::INET->new( PeerAddr
Hey,
Have you tried
system (convert -quality 40 image.jpg resampled_image.jpg);
This might not be your best option, but its worth a shot.
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Tux wrote:
> hey all, sorry if im asking a silly or stupid question, but i just CANT
> seem to find anything on google/in books on how to do this
In PHP, (web script), I attach a file with command:
include("commom_functions.php");
How attach another program in perl?
I use require or use???
I case positive, How to use require or use
thanx..
Fernando Nati Ribeiro
WebDeveloper - ES - BRAZIL
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on Sun, 01 Sep 2002 15:15:27 GMT, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Anthony) wrote:
> I'm trying to learn IO::Socket and i have a little problem is that
> i DO NOT know how to receive data i use the recv function but
> doesn't work at all.
[...]
> But I can send data to a perl program but I don't know how to
on Mon, 02 Sep 2002 13:15:56 GMT, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(Sl003b0462) wrote:
> I have a csv file with column headings. As the file may be amended
> and the columns reordered I wish to read the headings and
> determine their location on each pass. How do I generate a list of
> fixed headings and deter
I have a csv file with column headings. As the file may be amended and the columns
reordered I wish to read the headings and determine their location on each pass. How
do I generate a list of fixed headings and determine their position, before extracting
the corresponding field for each line.
On 2 Sep 2002, tux wrote:
>
>
> hey all, sorry if im asking a silly or stupid question, but i just CANT
> seem to find anything on google/in books on how to do this, its slowly
> make me go bald..
>
> all im trying to do is run the shell command:
>
> convert -quality 40 image.jpg resampled_i
hey all, sorry if im asking a silly or stupid question, but i just CANT
seem to find anything on google/in books on how to do this, its slowly
make me go bald..
all im trying to do is run the shell command:
convert -quality 40 image.jpg resampled_image.jpg
and basically im getting perl to lo
On Mon, 2 Sep 2002, Ramprasad A Padmanabhan wrote:
> Hi All,
>I am writing an web application where multiple users may write into
> the same file concurrently. Also there is a probability that there may
> be an admin who has opened up the file in 'vi' and editing the file.
>
>I want to
But Why do you want the next available uid,
If it was for adding a new user I would suggest You use /sbin/useradd
command rather than attempting to write into passwd directly. I did this
that mistake for one of my projects and find myselyf in a soup many a times
Ram
Anidil Rajendran wrote:
on Sun, 01 Sep 2002 15:37:59 GMT, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Chris) wrote:
> My question is
>
> How did perl -d manage to find perldb.pl?
Have you read perldoc perldebug (especially the section on 'Debugger
Customization')?
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Hi All,
I am writing an web application where multiple users may write into
the same file concurrently. Also there is a probability that there may
be an admin who has opened up the file in 'vi' and editing the file.
I want to avoid this concurrent multiple opens.
I tried a range on perl
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