Richard Luckhurst wrote:
Hi List
Hello,
I have just been given the task of finding out why a perl sockets listener
application we have is no longer working correctly. The application was written
back in 2002 and I am told worked fine until we were forced to install a new
server early this yea
after freshelly installing fedora 9(which is preview version) and which
has perl 5.10 fails command line perl module install.
Granted that it means I don't have cpan.pm module, how come it didn't
come w/ it by default or did I do something wrong?
also, searching for CPAN.pm on cpan.org comes up
Hi List
I have just been given the task of finding out why a perl sockets listener
application we have is no longer working correctly. The application was written
back in 2002 and I am told worked fine until we were forced to install a new
server early this year. I have no idea what version of per
Flyzone wrote:
How can i return a copy of the hash? (The hash is build correct, but
return alsways null)
Here a sample of my code:
sub mysub {
while (.) {
var1 = ;
var2 = ;
$myhash{$var1} = $var2;
}
print %myhash; # all ok until here
return
Flyzone wrote:
> How can i return a copy of the hash? (The hash is build correct, but
> return alsways null)
> Here a sample of my code:
>
> sub mysub {
> while (.) {
> var1 = ;
> var2 = ;
> $myhash{$var1} = $var2;
> }
> print %myhash; # all ok un
-Original Message-
From: Rob Dixon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 28 April 2008 17:53
To: beginners@perl.org
Cc: Francisco Valladolid
Subject: Re: sql and perl
Francisco Valladolid wrote:
>>
>> I want to start learning about sql and how it interacts w/ perl.
>>
>> My rough idea is to
Ill make a guess it's a scope issue, but cant be sure without the main
code.
Try something like
use strict;
my %test=mysub();
print %test;
sub mysub {
my(%myhash,$var1,$var2);
$var1 = '1';
$var2 = '2';
$myhash{$var1} = $var2;
print %myhash;
return ( %myhash
How can i return a copy of the hash? (The hash is build correct, but
return alsways null)
Here a sample of my code:
sub mysub {
while (.) {
var1 = ;
var2 = ;
$myhash{$var1} = $var2;
}
print %myhash; # all ok until here
return ( %myhash );
}
%
First search with search.cpan.org for "Finance" without quotes and see if
you can't find a module that downloads the data you want, and if you don't,
you can use LWP::UserAgent or WWW::Mechanize and regular expressions to do
it.
A very simple example that gets the title of Google's page:
use LWP
On your question about $/, the answer is yes. That's why it's always
recommended you modify that variable inside an anonymous block like this:
{
local $/ = "+===+\n";
# read your file
}
Look at this page and search for "$/".
http://perldoc.perl.org/perlvar.html
Manoj <[EMAIL PRO
Bob McConnell wrote:
> ---Original Message-
> From: Rob Dixon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>> I Recommended using PostgreSQL over MySQL, if you need
>>> begin, postgresql is the best choice.
>> That is a divisive comment, and a matter of opinion. What it
>> really boils down to is that Postgre
---Original Message-
From: Rob Dixon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>
>> I Recommended using PostgreSQL over MySQL, if you need
>> begin, postgresql is the best choice.
>
> That is a divisive comment, and a matter of opinion. What it
> really boils down to is that PostgreSQL is better-featured
Rob Dixon wrote:
Richard Lee wrote:
when you are doing it to filehandle vs array, which consumes more
memory?
my source file is about 100,000 lines...
open my $source, 'tmp/server.txt' or die !$;
VS tie my @file, 'Tie::File', '/tmp/server.txt' or die $!;
Neither of them use any significant
I also wanted to fetch the first line after the $/ from the beginning. The
line Domain : perl.com should be printed along with the while processing.
+=+
Domain : perl.com
-Original Message-
From: Manoj [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 25, 2008 1:02
Alex Goor wrote:
> I was hoping to write a simple program (if that's possible) to open a
> browser, go to a site, and scrape a piece of information from that
> site.
>
> For example, I was hoping to open a Safari of Firefox browser, go to
> nyt.com and scrape the Dow Jones Industrial Average which
Richard Lee wrote:
> Rob Dixon wrote:
>> Richard Lee wrote:
>>
>>> I would imagine linux's head command can be replaced w/ chop
>>> I asked this because I have a filehandle which was,
>>>
>>> open $source, '/tmp/server.txt' ( and no doing head -1 /tmp/server.txt
>>> is not an option since I n
Rob Dixon wrote:
Richard Lee wrote:
I would imagine linux's head command can be replaced w/ chop
I asked this because I have a filehandle which was,
open $source, '/tmp/server.txt' ( and no doing head -1 /tmp/server.txt
is not an option since I need to go through some other stuff
before
I was hoping to write a simple program (if that's possible) to open a browser,
go to a site, and scrape a piece of information from that site.
For example, I was hoping to open a Safari of Firefox browser, go to nyt.com
and scrape the Dow Jones Industrial Average which is on the homepage.
Does
Richard Lee wrote:
>
> I would imagine linux's head command can be replaced w/ chop
> I asked this because I have a filehandle which was,
>
> open $source, '/tmp/server.txt' ( and no doing head -1 /tmp/server.txt
> is not an option since I need to go through some other stuff
> before i need to
I would imagine linux's head command can be replaced w/ chop
I asked this because I have a filehandle which was,
open $source, '/tmp/server.txt' ( and no doing head -1 /tmp/server.txt
is not an option since I need to go through some other stuff
before i need to issue below command )
and I wa
dathome wrote:
>
> Does anyone have example scripts to work with Windows Mail and in
> particular with usenet groups? I want to build a spam filter to run
> on all the groups I am subscribed to.
It is a little late to run a spam filter once the mail has reached your email
client. I am unfamili
Francisco Valladolid wrote:
>>
>> I want to start learning about sql and how it interacts w/ perl.
>>
>> My rough idea is to install mysql server and read some books to start
>> playing w/ it along w/ perl.
>> Any advice?
>>
>> For now, I just plan to go through the book 'mysql and perl for the
>>
Hi Richard
I Recommended using PostgreSQL over MySQL, if you need begin, postgresql is
the best choice.
Now, if you need do basic things in SQL, then use SQLite (it no need a
working daemon), it is simple and functional.
You need the DBI mechanism installed in you computer, followed by the
corre
Dr.Ruud wrote:
Richard Lee schreef:
Your posting is a reply to a posting that it has nothing to do with.
Next time just start fresh.
I want to start learning about sql and how it interacts w/ perl.
My rough idea is to install mysql server and read some books to start
playing w/ it along w
Hi.
Does anyone have example scripts to work with Windows Mail and in
particular
with usenet groups? I want to build a spam filter to run on all the
groups
I am subscribed to.
DaveN
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hotkitty wrote:
> I'm trying to extract links from a website but get the following
> error:
>
> Global symbol "%Config" requires explicit package name at C:/Perl/lib/
> Errno.pm l
> ine 11.
> Global symbol "%Config" requires explicit package name at C:/Perl/lib/
> Errno.pm l
> ine 11.
> Global sym
Rob Dixon wrote:
>
> WWW::Mechanize is a subclass of LWP::Useragent
Apologies - that should be LWP::UserAgent
Rob
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Li, Jialin wrote:
>
> On Sun, Apr 27, 2008 at 7:28 AM, J. Peng <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> On Sun, Apr 27, 2008 at 2:52 AM, hotkitty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>>
>>> This is my first experience w/ PERL and I've searched everywhere but
>>> haven't found the answer. As an example, how do I s
On Sat, 2008-04-26 at 23:24 -0400, Richard Lee wrote:
> Hello guys,
>
> I want to start learning about sql and how it interacts w/ perl.
Great :)
If you want to create nice GUI apps that talk to databases, check out my
projects at: http://entropy.homelinux.org/axis
Dan
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Dr.Ruud wrote:
>
> Your posting is a reply to a posting that it has nothing to do with.
> Next time just start fresh.
Yes indeed. It may seem like a simple way to make a new post to the group, but
if you start by creating a reply and emptying the content, those of us with
email clients that disp
Richard Lee schreef:
Your posting is a reply to a posting that it has nothing to do with.
Next time just start fresh.
> I want to start learning about sql and how it interacts w/ perl.
>
> My rough idea is to install mysql server and read some books to start
> playing w/ it along w/ perl.
> Any
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