I try to find a quick and uncomplicated way to calculate the difference between one
and another date/time:
@date1 = ($year1, $month1, $day1, $hour1, $minute1);
@date2 = ($year2, $month2, $day2, $hour2, $minute2);
@deltaDateTime = "difference"(@date1, @date2);
print "@deltaDateTime\n";
0 0 0 12
ot;89" le "99" is true because 8 is smaller than 9
"98" le "99" is also true...
"089" le "100" is true because 0 is smaller than 1
Try it.. but le and ge are for string comparisons... remember it goes down
the string one charater at a time and
I do:
$lowerlimit = "89" le "100";
response ""
I do:
$lowerlimit = "89" le "99";
response "1"
please help me! I dont get it! is this a bug? or am I nuts?
perl -ver
"This is perl, version 5.005_03 built for i386-freebsd"
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Hi all!
i had a lot of feetback on my last post with really good stuff (I used for other
purposes - please don't mind :), but there is still the one question: clear the
string! - how?
the most solutions worked only for one digit in the end or tryed to filter the first
pattern after the [:spac
