ore active.
Thank you, each of you who responded.
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actually a webserver in a USB key would be fun :)
I figured that I'd come here to see which directions I could go to
start off and where I should avoid going.
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>}{<$1>$2}xg;
aah... this is a very useful part of regular expressions that i've
never used nor
understood untill now :)thank you very much for the help in
figuring this out.
i'll go off and play with this right now :)
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if i have the whole thing in one variable $data, then
$data =~ s
forgot to reply to all for the following *laugh*
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Date: Tue, 8 Mar 2005 19:20:24 -0500
Subject: Re: Counting Multiple lines of data with a unique column of information
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x27; otherwise that should match ANY string . '.' referes to
any character (if i recall correctly) in a regex. actually, i'm surprised that
it didn't remove /all/ files from the list- maybe I'm wrong somewhere here?
> Thanks so much!
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> Jeffrey Paul Burg
have a look at this one.
> > please guide me some good stuff abut regex in perl .
look up chomp() a non-regex way to take care of pesky \n characters
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fundamentally Perl in nature-
he may use the information for bio-informatics, but he is looking for
an answer regarding effective Perl use when dealing with strings-
that's classic Perl and a classic question for this list :)
i wish i could answer his question right off the bat, but i can&#x
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in the latter of the two lists, i counted about 80 messages in the first half
of this month.
hmm... i might join it... :) might be fun!!
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that now... anyway,
i like the idea of seeing the script as a whole while testing it.
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Thanks Errin/Jim/David,
Hi Willy,
Perl will auto-magically take all of your shell environment variables and
put them in a hash:
%ENV
where the keys are the variable names and the values are the values!
so, for your example above,
# perl -e 'print "$ENV{ABC}\n"'
should
Hi,
Is there a method to pass a shell assigned variable to perl?
For ex:
ABC=xyc
perl -ne 'print $ABC'
In awk you could use ENVIRON["varname"], is there something
compatible in perl.
Willy Perez
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after a lot of playing around... i think that my dbm syntax is
right... so i am just plain confused :(
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m at some other point
in the program- maybe find the use of various unknown tags, or
substitute them with html tags that would make the document more
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Thank you all that helped.
I tried the template thing but was unable
to debug the scritp, but thanks to all
of you I was able to come up with a perfect
soulution that creats a back button and leaves
all the info in the form.
print "";
print "";
print "";
ps I have never been in a group this hel
Does anyone konw if it is possble to access the goback feature
built into the ie5 and netscape throught cgi script.
I can use a url in a form action to go back to the page
I wan't but the form info on the page is gone. If I use
the back button on the browser the info is still there.
I am trying
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