Hi,
I am currently stuck with developing an elegant solution for splitting a
long text line into an array of strings of the certain maximum length and
it should be split at online at word bounderies. So, my criterias are max
length (78 chars) and split at \b.
Is there any standard routine to
Hi,
whats wrong with using gethostbyaddr from the Socket package? A lot easier,
faster and slicker. Have you looked at this?
perldoc -f gethostbyaddr
use Socket;
sub dnsLookup {
my $ip = shift;
$iaddr = inet_aton($ip); # or whatever address
$name = gethostbyaddr($
Hi,
I use both. My decision which to use in what projects is solely based on
"performance vs. feature" comparisons. Where I need transactions,
subselects (no complaint about this, I find sometimes problems where I need
them) and all this, and on the other hand, my application is _not_ purely
> 1. loop over an array of hostnames and resolve them each with a call
> gethostbyname
gethostbyaddr is what you want. sorry.
> 2. use Net::DNS and do a named xfer for the domain all the servers are in
> and afterwards grep through the results for the hosts you actually need.
>
>Perform
Hi,
you have several options:
1. loop over an array of hostnames and resolve them each with a call
gethostbyname
2. use Net::DNS and do a named xfer for the domain all the servers are in
and afterwards grep through the results for the hosts you actually need.
Perform a zone transfer a
> personally I would extract the archive in the perl lib path, but
> somewhere else, cause nmake install we do the required magic to install
> the stuff.
And now in more or less correct english. ;)
I wouldn'd extract the source package in the lib path but somewhere else.
nmake install will do t
Hi Thomas,
> I am attempting to install a module on a Win2K machine using Active State
> Perl v5.6.0 build 615.
>
> I decompress the module and extract its contents to a new folder in
> \perl\site\lib. Then in the command prompt I 'cd' into that new
> directory and type 'perl makefile.pl' --eve
Hi,
> Are there any reporting features built into Perl for
> standardized reporting?
you mean something like a report generation facility? Look into formats
which can be used for nice report generation.
Best regards,
Oliver
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Hi,
I would suggest going for the O'Reilly Books. Best choice in my eyes.
Best regards,
Oliver
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