Hi Rob,
Glad to see I'm not the only one hard at it today ;)
Anyway, with a few minor tweaks and your helpfully suggestion below, I got it
working perfectly now thanks abunch, much appreciated.
Cheers ;-)
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Mike Blezien
>
> a happy new year... but some of us have to work on the holiday ;)
>
> Got a code here that I need to generate an array so it can be used further down
> in the script. Here is the code snip
> ### START OF CODE #
> my @membership = $cgi->
Hello,
a happy new year... but some of us have to work on the holiday ;)
Got a code here that I need to generate an array so it can be used further down
in the script. Here is the code snip
### START OF CODE #
my @membership = $cgi->param('membership'
Hi,
In the normal process of updating from a CPAN repository, a message came
up saying there was a new version, to install Bundle::CPAN.
Ok so I did that.
$ sudo perl -MCPAN -e 'install Bundle::CPAN'
. it gets to setting up some config values. E.g., what is my local
host domain name, wh
Twb wrote:
(Please CC: me as I'm not yet on this list.)
I have moved / am moving from bash to perl for my misc scripts.
I am still at a loss as to how to do source() (a.k.a. `.') in perl.
e.g.
#/bin/bash
. ~/.foorc
#or source ~/.foorc
while (bar); do baz; done
-trent
Read about require
(Please CC: me as I'm not yet on this list.)
I have moved / am moving from bash to perl for my misc scripts.
I am still at a loss as to how to do source() (a.k.a. `.') in perl.
e.g.
#/bin/bash
. ~/.foorc
#or source ~/.foorc
while (bar); do baz; done
-trent
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