On 3/26/06, Jim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am trying to understand how vec() is works in the code below
Have you seen the documentation in the perlfunc manpage?
perldoc -f vec
If you still have questions, after seeing the docs, please ask again.
Hope this helps!
--Tom Phoenix
Stoneheng
Hi
I am trying to understand how vec() is works in the code below
--
my $address = inet_aton( $ARGV[0] ); # ip addr string
...
my $class = vec( $address, 7, 1 ) ?
vec( $address, 6, 1 ) ?
vec( $address, 5, 1 ) ? 'D' : 'C' : 'B' : 'A';
--
I understand that it is testing t
Interesting. I'm actually working on a project that requires sms text
messaging. To actually send a message to a SMS capable phone you will need
to email a SMS gateway that will route the message to the correct carrier.
Here in the States we can email the phone directly with the phone number
On Sunday 26 March 2006 18:58, Stephen Day wrote:
> I have perl, v5.8.7 built for i686-linux running on gentoo.
> I've installed the DBI::AnyData modules ( DBI, SQL::Statement, DBD::CSV,
> AnyData, DBD::AnyData ) with perl -e 'use CPAN; install '
>
> I have the following script more or less copie
I have perl, v5.8.7 built for i686-linux running on gentoo.
I've installed the DBI::AnyData modules ( DBI, SQL::Statement, DBD::CSV,
AnyData, DBD::AnyData ) with perl -e 'use CPAN; install '
I have the following script more or less copied from the CPAN example:
-- Start
#!/usr/bin/perl
use DBI;
Koms Bomb wrote:
> If I have a cgi script that send text/plain what does the client
see if I send
> all the text at once but then don't exit for seconds because I'm
doing some
> background processing at my end? do they sit and spin around in
circles?
Don't hang the
>
> > If I have a cgi script that send text/plain what does the client see if
> I send
> > all the text at once but then don't exit for seconds because I'm doing
> some
> > background processing at my end? do they sit and spin around in
> circles?
Don't hang the request for long time, otherwise
