Date, Expiry)
And create arrays @name, @address...etc
Header contents, of course, change order and content.
Hope you can help
Michael Carmody
MDU, Public Health Lab
Dept. of Microbiology and Immunology
The University of Melbourne, Parkville
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Any help doubly appreciated...
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The University of Melbourne, Parkville
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scalar(@array);
$j--;
for $d (0 .. $j)
{print LDIF ("sn:",$array[$d],"\n");}
}
print LDIF "mail: $data[2][$i]\n";
print LDIF "telephonenumber: $data[3][$i]\n\n";
}
close (LDIF);
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$& thingy do as well.
Much appreciate and explanation and if someone can point me to the part in
perldoc where this is explained I would be grateful, having read the regex,
and s/// entries, and still none the wiser for the above.
Michael Carmody
MDU, Public Health Lab
Dept. of Microbiology and
$& to refer to and manipulate the input string but I don't know how to
delete within the string , i.e. the <> characters.
Is this so hard because I'm trying to row with a fork or what ?
Michael Carmody
MDU, Public Health Lab
Dept. of Microbiology and Immunology
The Universit
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on a disk to all the machines. What else is needed opt make a script work
with perl.exe in active perl win32 ?
Michael Carmody
MDU, Public Health Lab
Dept. of Microbiology and Immunology
The University of Melbourne, Parkville
I just go this reply from the posting at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is this guy real, 'cause this sounds dodgy to me...
Michael Carmody
MDU, Public Health Lab
Dept. of Microbiology and Immunology
The University of Melbourne, Parkville
Hi Michael,
I can write in HTML, Java script, a l
0 .. $#data
means to go from element 0 to end of array but how exactly is this done ?
Also why any of the brackets are where they are. probably all for good
reasons but i just don't get it at the moment.
Michael Carmody
MDU, Public Health Lab
Dept. of Microbiology and Immunology
The University of Melbourne, Parkville
