From: John Delacour
> At 17:08 -0800 01/02/2011, Kenneth Wolcott wrote:
>
>>how do make certain that no input (keyboard + mouse paste) is outside
>>of 7-bit ASCII in a perl script?
>
> The regular expression means that from the beginning to the end of
> the (chomped) input is either nothing or
At 17:08 -0800 01/02/2011, Kenneth Wolcott wrote:
how do make certain that no input (keyboard + mouse paste) is outside
of 7-bit ASCII in a perl script?
The regular expression means that from the beginning to the end of
the (chomped) input is either nothing or a string containing only
charac
Thank you Rob, Uri and John for your replies.
I've learned great things from them.
Thank to your pointers, my script is working properly.
--- On Wed, 2/2/11, John Delacour wrote:
> From: John Delacour
> Subject: Re: problem getting multiple values returned from a subroutine
> To: "loan tran"
"Rob Dixon" wrote in message news:4d48bdc7.6050...@gmx.com...
On 01/02/2011 02:30, Chris Charley wrote:
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
$_ = "[][12/21/10 18:39:22] [oasetup] [oasetup] [INFO] Installing the
HPOvXpl package...";
for my $re (qw{ ^\[(.+?)\] ^\[(.*?)\] }) {
my ($dt) =
At 10:51 -0800 01/02/2011, loan tran wrote:
I'm having problem getting multiple values returned from a subroutine.
Thanks in advance for pointers.
If you want help with a problem you should present the problem as
simply as possible in a runnable form and not require your helpers to
wade thr
On 2011-02-01 03:41, Harry Putnam wrote:
Can anyone suggest a tool they know to be capable of the above?
Get inspired by the rename script, that comes with every perl installation.
http://search.cpan.org/~rmbarker/File-Rename/rename.PL
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Ruud
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