Encryption/Decryption

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Encryption/Decryption problem

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Windows programming in Perl

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HELP - Stuck with a regex

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Strange foreach need..........

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Regex giving me fits!! :-(

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Tape Processing - - Possible?

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Ugly Code..How to beautify or at least clarify

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Hash of arrays.......stuck!!

rong, I love every minute of it, but at 60+ I think I need ear plugs 'cause it must be leaking out of my ears. :-) TIA -- - "They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."

Re: Selection Mask

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Selection Mask

This is probably another one of my trivial questions, so thanks in advance for not flaming me:-)   I have a statement that I am using to mask from the user some file names that I am displaying (print) to him for a y or n decision. There are many files and so I am trying to give hi

Simple problem goes astray

Okay guys & gals..sorry to ask simple minded questions..they must fit my personality :-(   I want to do a simple transliteration.   THE STRING:    $new_name='NEW & RE-PORT V/3 TO TEST.11Jun01149232.test';   THIS WORKS:     1 #!/usr/local/bin/perl -w  2  3 $new_name='N

Re: Comparing two files

Unless I am missing the point of the question, this seems to me like an Intersection of Arrays problem which is covered in every Perl book that I have seen under hashes.   Basically:   %seen=(); foreach (@array1) {   $seen($_)=1; } $intersection=grep($seen($_), @array2);      

Thank You - Re: Probably a "no-brainer" - the last twomessages.

I am off applying salve to my wounds. It was careless of me to over look that .   Thanks to the list. Sorry, to take eveyones time for so trivial of an item.   ---"They that can give up essential liberty    to obtain a li

Probably a "no-brainer" - the last two messages.

I have gotten all the warning messages out of my program except these two. The program runs fine but this is just an annoyance.   I have looked at the code but not sure I understand what the message is really trying to tell me.   MESSAGES:   Useless use of string in void context at /common/b

THANK YOU _Re:Printing has me confused

The problem is solved. It was an unwanted \r that had snuck by my regexp.   I think I was probably half brain dead yesterday (some would not qualify it that much :-)   Thanks to the list. You guys/gals are great. Perl is awesome. I used to fiddle in APL and thought that was way cool.  Perl i

Printing has me confused

I am writing a program and am being baffled by what is happening.  Here is a section of the debug session:     DB<1>main::(/common/bin/whaduname.LTR:98):98: $new_fn="$ltr.$rname.$numltrs.$rdate.$pdate.$cntr";  DB<1>main::(/common/bin/whaduname.LTR:99):99: print "New

Another puzzle......??

Thanks to all who responded to previous query. Hopefully I will someday be a better Perl programmer for it.   Now on to another perplexing problem   I have a line that looks like this:    TOXFY-1   LENDER:    DISBURSEMENT DATE: 

Perplexing problem.........probably beginners luck??

I have a test file that looks like this:    TAXFN   A GREAT BIG TITLE    PAGE:  1     A SMALL TITLE

Use of filters.................??

I am trying to filter my email from [EMAIL PROTECTED] into a folder. All the messages that have that email address in the header I can filter just fine BUT many, many messages don't even have the work perl in them anywhere. Can the List Owner insure that some kind of tag is always in the head

How to read backwards in a file.

I am learning Perl and loving it. Perl is cool...not as cool as APL but nonetheless cool. Here is my question. I have to read into a file for a particular string in a record. The "strings" occur in different records. I then call a subroutine and within the subroutine need to be able to r