Install DBD::Sybase

2009-07-20 Thread Jenn G.
Hello, I follow the steps on this link to install and use DBD::Sybase for MSSQL: http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=392385 But when configure I got: BLK api NOT available. Then make got: dbdimp.c:777: error: 'BLK_VERSION_150' undeclared (first use in this function) dbdimp.c:777: error: (Each un

Re: Have Perl echo code while executing it w/o prompting me per line

2009-07-20 Thread Chas. Owens
On Mon, Jul 20, 2009 at 18:30, Sara Kinner wrote: > How can I make Perl echo each line of code before executing it? I > don't want to hit return after each code line is printed: I just want > Perl to print it as it's executing code normally. > Take a look at [Devel::Trace][0]. Once you have insta

Have Perl echo code while executing it w/o prompting me per line

2009-07-20 Thread Sara Kinner
How can I make Perl echo each line of code before executing it? I don't want to hit return after each code line is printed: I just want Perl to print it as it's executing code normally.

Re: How to cut off parts of an url

2009-07-20 Thread Chas. Owens
On Mon, Jul 20, 2009 at 04:52, wrote: > Hello, > > I've to cut off parts of an url like > '/something_variable_1/something_constant/something_variable_2/something_variable_3/filename' > > The result should be 'something_variable_3/filename' > > To cut off the part '/something_variable_1/something

Re: How to cut off parts of an url

2009-07-20 Thread John W. Krahn
peter-mail...@web.de wrote: Hello, Hello, I've to cut off parts of an url like '/something_variable_1/something_constant/something_variable_2/something_variable_3/filename' The result should be 'something_variable_3/filename' To cut off the part '/something_variable_1/something_constant' w

How to cut off parts of an url

2009-07-20 Thread peter-mailbox
Hello, I've to cut off parts of an url like '/something_variable_1/something_constant/something_variable_2/something_variable_3/filename' The result should be 'something_variable_3/filename' To cut off the part '/something_variable_1/something_constant' works with the regular expression 's/^.*