I think Rodrick's idea is best. But if the
installation process doesn't let you specify an
installation directory, and if it doesn't document
where it's putting the binaries and config files, then
perhaps right after the install you could use the find
command in a manner such as the following:
# f
Glad you got the answer. Next time, please work harder on explaining your
problem so the community can understand what you want and benefit from the
solution.
Somu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I got the answer and its working fine..
Actually i made a TicTacToe
game using Tk. The buttons have are
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
my @Strings = qw(lmn lpt lor mps npr nqt opq rst);
chomp(my $Input = );
my $SortedChars = join "", sort (split //, $Input);
foreach (@Strings)
{
if ($SortedChars =~ /$_/)
{
print "Got a match for $Input with $_\n";
