Based on your specs this should work:
perl -lne'print $ARGV =~ /^PC=([^,]+)/, " $1" if
/^Mac-Adresse:\s*([[:xdigit:]:]+)/' PC*
John
Hello John,
no, it doesn't
It returns two times the name of the pc.
Bye
Andreas
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Hi Guru,
I have a problem with reading xml file which has foriegn characters (like
plutôt) using xml::Simple.
I get xml read error.
Then I included encoding=iso8859-1 at the top of xml file.
I am able to read the xml file , but the characters are changed to plut?t
instead of plutôt, Becaus
Hi all,
thanks for both of the links, I already seem to have grasped
some things. I have one more issue at hand now, which I am
not able to handle right. If I do window->hide_all, what is the functon
to know it's hidden?
thanks
Saurabh
On 1/7/07, zentara <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Sun, 07
> "Kôôl" == Kôôl Delhite <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Kôôl> I also don't think perl manages timezone data
Kôôl> internally. I would appreciate if someone could
Kôôl> comment on this and let me know if there are any
Kôôl> changes that we need to do to our Perl
Kôôl> distributions/code to be comp
Folks,
As far as I know Perl uses the date/time functionality
based on the operating system settings, hence as long
as the operating system is ready for it, Perl should
be good.
I also don't think perl manages timezone data
internally. I would appreciate if someone could
comment on this and let m
On Sat, 06 Jan 2007 19:46:04 +, Saurabh Singhvi wrote:
> I found this to be the only tutorial
>
> http://gtk2-perl.sourceforge.net/doc/gtk2-perl-tut/
There's http://www.ddj.com/dept/lightlang/184416060 .
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