Ajitpal,
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Friends,
I am running a perl script as below which is working perfectly and want to
replace the hardcoded values with variables.
(the script accepts space as the delimiter)
@respon = $placesock->print("./test.pl \"7741266\" \"DEM EXPO\"
\"255.255.255.255\" \n");
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Well, I'm a newbie. Just got started in Perl and was stunned by its power.
The thing is i'm running the scripts in WinXP. Can you tell how to use CGI
scripts in XP, because if ai try to set a CGI script as ACTION in a forme it
just gets read and doesn't execute.
I've hear
Steve,
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Hi ppl :-)
I now use CPAN to install modules. I have to install the DBI module but
when installing I get this error when it's about to compile a C file :
cc -c-D_ALL_SOURCE -D_ANSI_C_SOURCE -D_POSIX_SOURCE -qmaxmem=16384
-qnoansialias -DUSE_NATIVE_DLOPEN -I/us
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I read in Learning Perl that there are no such constructs like a case
statement. Is there something similar or did I misread this?
Ask the FAQ, run
perldoc -q "case statement"
Also
what about functions and function calls, do the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, in Windows 98 and below, you could add the line:
DEVICE=ANSI.SYS
to your C:\CONFIG.SYS and it would allow the command prompt to
interpret ANSI escape sequences. Unfortunately, I do not know the
equivelant for Windows NT/2K/XP.
Ahh, A Golden Oldie for sure!
You
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Just wondering what IDE/editor folks use for their Perl work ?
I am on OS X but I use a Java-based editor called jedit, which is
available on W32 as well, I guess.
http://www.jedit.org/
It supports syntax highlightning, plus it's Freeware and there are
lots of nice add-
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Hello,
Hi Charles,
A recent job posting has left me curious. I would never
take a full time job as a programmer or as anything else for
that matter. I just don't make a good employee any more.
Been there. Done that.
The job posting demanded a college degree. I had
Casey,
I would like to chime in on the side of sending the search results
directly to the poster. In most cases, the poster is at the mercy of
the search engine they choose. Whereas, you have the advantage of
knowing where to search. Please do not abandon this work. A digest --
to which, o
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Hi All,
Hey Jason,
I need to write a script that finds the uniq() function in code for a
data manipulation language, and replaces it with hyd_uniq(). Here are
some examples:
amend: u= uniq( timetags.bin_start, s )
to: u= hyd_uniq( timetags.bin_start, s )
amend:
Chuck Fox wrote:
Fellow perl coders,
I am having trouble wrapping my head around how to accomplish the
following:
Given a dbi result set that consists of datetime, servername,
databasename, procedurename and average elapsed time.
Convert this into an data structure suitable for export to a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I need to be able to create Microsoft Excel files from a perl script.
I want to know which module for doing this that people recommend. I
don't need anything too fancy. There will be very little formatting.
What formatting I need to do will be column widths and maybe bo
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I am researching some unix commands and I would like to know if
someone knows where I can find them online. I just want to know what
are they used for and if there are some available examples online.The
commands are: snapshot and sdtprocess.
Sorry if this is not the ri
I have been listening in.
Chuck Fox
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On Wed, 12 Nov 2003 19:44:02 +, John Dillon wrote:
whereas php started as a HTML manipulation language and is good for
database interaction, for which arrays are important.
I'd love to see examples on what Perl can't do compared to PHP.
One of my biggest compl
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What are you _really_ asking for here? Do you want to use XML to store
your data, or do you want XML to store information about how to interact
with any database?
The latter doesn't make sense, though; That would be to create a language
which multiple DB platforms comply
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It has nothing to do with what ActiveState did or didn't do. The
DOS/Windows command interpreter (command.com/cmd.exe) uses '\' as the
path separator however the operating system itself is able to use '/' as
the path separator.
Sorry, I just tried it on my machine he
Yet another solution
SET ROWCOUNT 1
SELECT id FROM table ORDER BY id DESC
Only works if there is an index on id and the RDBMS support backward scans
Chuck
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Another solution :
For your query, try "SELECT MAX(id) FROM table"
That works with mysql.
-Message d'origine
In other words - save it for Perl Golf ;-)
HTH,
Thomas
PS: Perl Golf - writing code with as little (key-)strokes as possible.
Thomas,
Beyond all the enlightenment that this list brings, I am stunned
(ROTFLMAO) to realize that coding could be a sport. Cya at the 19th hole.
Chuck
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To u
Rob and all the other perl wonder workers who contribute to this list,
Awesome, While I have been reading and writing perl for a few years
now, I am always amazed at the code reduction that can occur when you
properly apply the power of perl. This is the most instructive forum
that I have ever
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Hello,
Many thanks to R. Joseph Newton, Motherofperls, essential quint and Chuck Fox for answering my questions, however it is still not what I was asking about. My previous posts were long and maybe unclear so I'll try to get straight to the point this time, adding more de
No matter how foolproof you make, the fools keep getting smarter.
Chuck
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Dan Anderson wrote:
>
> He is right. Although I am new to Perl, I have had some very dumb
users
> break my PHP scripts by inputting things like "eighteen dollars and 0
> cents" in a form with a
we do not have web
servers calling directly to dbs, so the issue of clear text password in
the subclassed DBI module is not so much of a concern for us. Like most
places there are 9 layers of security to get through before you can try
to run perl code on a production host.
HTH,
Chuck Fox
Shirley,
I do almost the exact same thing in my database dump script. Here is
the function that I use to remove older dump files.
HTH,
Chuck Fox
### Prune Dumps Subroutine
###
### Description:
### This subroutine will
Joe,
Try XML::Writer
Chuck
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I'm beginning my studies of XML and am looking for a Perl module(s) that
allows me to be able to dynamically generate the XML along with any data
and display it on the fly, as I now do with HTML. What I've seen so far
seems to require writing
What about using perl to massage the data into a file (or hash) and then
using gnuplot ( or Graph::Plot )
Chuck
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--On Wednesday, August 27, 2003 1:29 PM -0500 "Akens, Anthony"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Just wanted to look into a "for fun" project, after a
recent pro
There is always /dev/null if you really want it to go to the big bit
bucket in the sky.
Chuck
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Sure, just use this without an open or close statement...
print VOID 'test';
I'm not exactly sure how Perl handles this, but since there is no filehandle
called VOID is just
any issues with running Perl scripts, I have done this many
times. BTW, there is a nifty little program called dos2unix (not sure
if this is standard for all (*nix)), that removes extraneous carriage
returns from files.
Chuck Fox
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I have a perl script that I developped
stat = 139 mean ?
Any suggestions would be appreciated. BTW, the module cores after the
tests are finished.
Chuck Fox
Principal Database Administrator
America Online, INC.
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Sybase 12.5
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Venkat,
FWIW, I would wrap the whole job in a shell script and have cron execute
that.
Chuck
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Anytime you have problems with a cron, the easiest place to look first is in the cronlog. If you have root access, look at the file /var/cron/log (this is Solaris, other *nix
with correctly loading the module, but I
am unsure of where to go from here. WTF does wstat = 139 mean ? Any
suggestions would be appreciated. BTW, the module cores after the tests
are finished.
Chuck Fox
Principal Database Administrator
America Online, INC.
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