, when i use
> $result = $number x $string;
> I don't get any output at all, just wondering why this happens, any help
> would be highly appreciable.
>
> Regards,
> Omps
>
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print $line;
> for my $re ( @regExps ) {
> print " RE: $re\n";
> if( $line =~ /$re/) {
> print " 1: >$1<\n" if defined($1);
> print " 2: >$2<\n" if defined($2);
> print &
Id recommend beginning perl by brian d foy or try programming perk
On Dec 4, 2012 4:58 PM, "Asad" wrote:
> Hi All ,
>
> Would you guidance to start develop logic for perl programming .
> Also I am looking for a book to start with .
>
> Which explains the basic of perl progr
Instead of + use *. * means 0 or more while + means 1 or more
On Nov 21, 2012 4:51 PM, "shawn wilson" wrote:
> how do i return something when i've got a long regex and one of the
> captures is empty?
>
> $_ = '"435" "" "634";
> my ($one, $two, $three)= /^
>"(\d+)"\
>"(\d+)"\
>"(\d+)"
I'm looking at comp.lang.perl and it doesn't seem like it's had new posts
in well, years. Is it dead? If so are there any other good perl groups
you'd recommend?
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Hello,
So I have been using perl for about 9 months and I understand the syntax
fairly well. However I feel like I'm missing most of Perl with CPAN, sure I
know the basic modules but is there any mailing list or website that
regularly features useful modules?
I just couldn't figure it out.
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