Hello Perlgurus!
I have made a small program that creates some instances of a classobject and
puts them into an array. I want to sort this array in order of a specific
value in the class.
I was thinking of something like this but it doesn't work
@sortarr = sort byvalue (@unsortedobjectarray)
sub
Hello,
Another XML-question.
When the char_handler in XML::Parser is called it's easy to find which
element that called it, but is there an easy way to tell the parent of the
calling element?
Regards,
Nils-Anders
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Hello good people!
I have a bit of a problem with turning this piece of XML into a
Perl-variable using the XML::Parser.
Earlier i have used the XML::Dt parser to do this and it works, but the
amount of data is to big
for the later (takes to much time to parse through the file).
I wonder if there i
Hello Perl-gurus,
I have made a program that parses through a XML-document using the XML::DT.
My problem is that I have to parse very big files > 2 Gb and the XML::DT is
a bit slow. I split the file and process smaller chunks so that the memory
usage doesn't go through the roof but it still takes
Hello,
I've seen many discussions regarding the use of "use strict".
What i wonder is why is it so bad using global variables?
And another question how do you define constants in perl?
regards,
Nils-Anders
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Hello PERL-gurus,
I wonder if there is a way to add a new path to the @INC-array permanently
under UNIX and, if so, how to do it.
Regards,
Nils-Anders
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