please send it
-Chandru.
Jeff Pang wrote:
Looking for example Perl scripts to be used in Perl Training.
I am going to do a Perl training to a group of people.
I was wondering from where I can get some sample Perl scripts to be
used to demonstrate the basic usage of Perl.
Thanks.
I t
luke devon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> asked:
> This is really about make a tunnel with another server.
> When i googled i found a sample perl script that function very nicely.
> http://migo.sixbit.org/pinkhas/nettunnel
> it works actually. basically , i tested that with a WEB
> Proxy . it proxied
On May 22, 2006, at 4:44, Wijaya Edward wrote:
Is there a way to do it? Module for it? Suppose I have this large
string.
my $string = 'foo bar
qux woo
etc etc';
I would like to convert that string as if it is stored inside a
file, and bypassing the file creat
Looking for example Perl scripts to be used in Perl Training.
>
>I am going to do a Perl training to a group of people.
>I was wondering from where I can get some sample Perl scripts to be
>used to demonstrate the basic usage of Perl.
>Thanks.
I think both "Learning Perl" and "Perl Cook Book" are
I am going to do a Perl training to a group of people.
I was wondering from where I can get some sample Perl scripts to be
used to demonstrate the basic usage of Perl.
Thanks.
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Wijaya Edward wrote:
: I would like to convert that string as if it is stored
: inside a file, and bypassing the file creation step.
I think you want the IO::Scalar module.
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Dear expert,
Is there a way to do it? Module for it? Suppose I have this large string.
my $string = 'foo bar
qux woo
etc etc';
I would like to convert that string as if it is stored inside a file, and
bypassing the file creation step.
For example,
my $filehand
Alan Campbell wrote:
> hello folks,
Hello,
> Thanks for all the advice. As several of you suggested, the winning ticket
> turned out to be flipping to line-by-line regex from an array-slurped
> input i.e.
>
> # look for potentially problematic dissassembly of the following form: -
> # 8004b980
Alan Campbell schreef:
Please don't top-post.
> # look for potentially problematic dissassembly of the following
> form: - # 8004b980 003c34f4 STW.D2T1 A0,*B15--[1]
> my @dis_lines = <>;
> foreach my $ln (@dis_lines) {
> if ($ln =~ m/.*ST[A-Z].*B15--.*[13579]]/) {
>
Thanks a lot for all you guys.
On 5/20/06, Ken Foskey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Fri, 2006-05-19 at 18:46 +0800, Japerlh wrote:
> I am going to deliver a training about Perl programming to a group of persons.
> I was wondering where I can get some PPTs to help to promote the training.
There
hello folks,
Thanks for all the advice. As several of you suggested, the winning ticket
turned out to be flipping to line-by-line regex from an array-slurped input i.e.
# look for potentially problematic dissassembly of the following form: -
# 8004b980 003c34f4 STW.D2T1
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