I'm trying to parse an avi header and I'm having
problems getting the actual values of the integer data
in the file.
Here's what I do:
open(INHANDLE, "tesmovie.avi.mp3") || die("can't open
file");
my $line = ;
my $datarate = substr($line, 4, 4) - 0;
print "$datarate\n";
What I'm trying to do
> "MAC" == MAC OS X @ Rocteur CC <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
MAC> http://www.rocteur.cc/geeklog/public_html/article.php?
MAC> story=20040318182126104&query=file::finder
Thanks for the publicity, but please please please fix
the capitalization! Your code won't work, because it's
called "File:
A great man once said:
use file::finder; # from the CPAN
unlink file::finder->atime('+30')->in(glob "/share_folder/user_*");
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> "Errin" == Errin M HMMA/IT Larsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Errin> And furthermore, I will assume that the values in the hash are boolean
Errin> (i.e. '1' (ones) or '0' (zeros)). Now, I want to see if the WHOLE hash
Errin> is true, this being defined as every key having a value of '1'.
hello
I had configured httpd.conf to support cgi files.
When i am trying to run cgi files it is giving
Forbidden
you don't have access to this server.
What may be the cause.
Can anybody help me. It's an urgency.
Thnx in advance
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