;; that might give you something useful.
If you want to use Perl in a plain CGI, something like this in your
CGI will be what you want:
opendir (DIR, '/my/mp3/dir') or die;
while (defined ($file = readdir (DIR) )) {
print "$file\n";
}
(This isn't complete co
surprised
> how many of the questions raised here can be solved by a quick glance there.
The Perl Cookbook (O'Reilly Press) is also good for solving many of
the problems that seem to come up here.
srl
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, I tend to forget some
> scriplet I wrote just weeks ago.
1> That's why to use CPAN.
2> Elaborate documentation is your friend. :)
srl
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