Ramón Chávez wrote:
> I mean, if I don't want to get printed 3.1415926535 (Or any irrational
> number) but something like 3.14, is there a way to use format??
I agree with the other posts. Use printf. Here is some more reading, to check out:
perldoc -q "long decimals"
perldoc -q "round"
Hope t
Madhu Reddy Wrote:
> We are trying to load date into teradata [which is
> data warehousing, stores Terabytes of data, and which
> is 10 times faster than any other database..)
Data warehousing is always an exciting subject! However, I'd be surprised to
see this kind of performance increase. A
Warning: opinionated text follows, so please don't take offense :)
> > whatever it gets text where it needs to go... and if
> all you need is
> > text the form parser below is fine.. also...if your not offering any
> > real help...maybe you can keep your comments to yourself :)
> > I hate p
Swami wrote:
> I am reading a line from a file and splitting it into
> a 2 dimensional array, this is no probs..
> BUT i want to get rid of " < > and , out of each line
> - how do i do this ???
You can use the transliteration operator for this. You will have to use the d
modifier to tell it
Chris Said:
> Someone posted a question as to the size of number which a
> scalar would
> tolerate.
I guess I missed this thread, so I hope I'm not repeating information. :)
> Perl seems to
> tolerate quite a bit of this, as the app has been churning away,
> printing every so many number ju
Scott Barnett wrote:
> Is there a free version of Perl that I can get that will run
> on Win98 machine. I want to start learning Perl. checked
> ActiveState but it looks like that is only a 15 or 30 day
> evaluation, I may be wrong?
I assume you want a binary, not the source code? Well, chec
Reggie Wrote:
>
> I am trying to print a number with commas in it. I cannot
> find the correct syntax to do this with printf.
> I considered using the substr function but this depends on
> mealways knowing the size of the number.
> Can you help me with this?
I like to use the method listed in t
Mariusz wrote:
> What type of field should I use for storing the path; just
> VARCHAR I guess?
> And as far as the filenames - make up some random file name for each
> submitted file?
This is a little off topic for a Perl list, but I'll give it a shot. Be forewarned,
that I do not know much a
Hey Vitali,
I am also a beginner, so I don't know if I am doing everything most efficiently...
but, here is what I wrote to do this. I wouldn't normally just write a program for
someone, but the problem intrigued me. Take a look through the code and it will
hopefully make sense. I hope i
Just to help out Huan Huang below:
Huan Huang wrote:
>I have set up Activeperl in my windows NT system. I have some source file.
>But I really get no idea how to run the source file. Could anybody give me
>a go?
You basically need to associate the file type with the perl interpreter. I am not
10 matches
Mail list logo
