Dear Colleagues,
this is a short survey (21 questions that take about 10 minutes to
answer) in context of the research work for my PhD thesis and the Munich
Center of Advanced Computing (Project B2).
It would be very helpful, if you will take the time to answer my
questions concerning the use
$3?$3." ":"").($4?$4." ":"")/e;
Does anybody have an idea/hint/suggestion how to accomplish this
without using the /e modifier, ie. with regex syntax only?
Thanks in advance,
Markus
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Hi all I am totaly new to Perl and programming.
I am Dion Markus from the netherlands and i would like to learn perl.
I have the llama and camel books but when i reached the second chapter
of learning perl i went "insane" (more confused bytheway").
I didnt get the clue of all of i
might cause errors nowadays.
Read "perldoc -f localtime".
Your program could be:
#!/usr/bin/perl
my ($sec, $min, $hour, $day, $month, $year, $weekday, $dayofyear,
$isDST) = localtime(time);
$year += 1900;
print $year, $month, $day;
__END__
Markus Mayr
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s a lot, that worked!! I just didn't know how to interpolate
$replace_with at a given time.
Again, thanks, you have saved my day :-)
Greets,
Markus
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appreciate any clues to my mystery :-)
Thanks,
Markus Treinen
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about XML syntax, so your
input file should rather be valid XML, and not just text with some tags
somewhere.
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ly should work that way - maybe ICQ filters the text out due to
some other missing header? Did you try setting Type to a more exact
MIME type like e.g. text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1; yet?
Can you tell us the _exact_ code you use to send the message?
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flag for
warnings, so that you avoid undeclared variables. Also avoid passing
unchecked input to the system or using unchecked input for filenames.
There's a feature available, called tainting, which will help you locating
such misbehaviour. Use the -T switch for that. And read the perlsec
manpage for further information.
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because MYVARIABLE is not yet an environment variable, but a
bash-internal variable. That's the purpose of the "export" command in bash
- to export variables into the environment :-)
If you did:
export MYVARIABLE=astring
...
it would have worked.
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ed "symbol table",
which then of course means consuming more memory.
So it's basically suggesting you either use the object oriented interface
- if available - ( Foo->foo() ) or you use fully qualified function names
( Foo::foo() ). Also, as a rule of thumb, to avoid importing functions,
you can use require instead of use as this usually even avoids importing
default exports.
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ping
information into it, so I cannot say anything about its usability.
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perl executables when they are
installed. On some systems, perl scripts _might_ be evaluated by sh
derivatives, and if that's the case, that line will try to pass control
from the sh interpreter to the perl interpreter.
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.gz and A/AW/AWIN/PerlQt-1.06.tar.gz
If you prefer console-based GUIs, have a look at Term::Stool::Widget
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nces in the past with this. The basic problem here is that
you always need a programmer to change the basic templates.
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