> What editors do you guys use when coding Perl? I have been using emacs
> on both windows and Linux but that is because I hate vi and notepad.
>
> Paul Kraus
> Network Administrator
> PEL Supply Company
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Then use emacs.
they all work. D
> Can anyone help?
>
> I have created a Perl script that takes customer information from our
> database and prints it to a file called test.xml.
> I need to get this file to another company so that they can update
> their database with the information as they have managed to lose it rm
> * (who kno
> my final goal is to loop through each filename and count how many times
> each filename appears, example: archive/summer.html 2
> arts.html 2
> arttherapy.html 3.
>
>
> for right now, I'm just trying to loop through the array @url.
> Next step would be to compare whats in $line with what's in $ur
> Howdy,
>
> why isn't $i incrementing?
> >24for ($i=0; $i<$num; $i++){
>25 print ("$i = $url[$i]\n");
>26}
>27
It's working perfectly! :)
21$num = scalar(@url);
22print ("num = $num\n");
output:
num = 1
0 = archive
What is the difference between:
$arg = "foo \(bar\)";
and
$arg = 'foo \(bar\)';
when using like:
s/$arg/bleah/;
One works, one doesn't.
Why?
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