Here's a bit of code that retrieves a webpage and stores it in a scalar.
use LWP::Simple;
$content = get("http://www.slashdot.org/";);
Now, it's quite useful (and instructive) to use regular expressions to chop the
resulting page into useful lists and hashes.
--nigel
>>> "JM C. Alonzo" <[EMA
Find some scripts that use the perl environment
variables...also read the documentation from cpan.org
on CGI.pm - CGI.pm is a very helpful perl module that
should already be installed with perl.
(i suggest picking up the "Learning Perl" book
published by O'Reilly (check bookpool.com or
fatbrain.c
> im a newbie to PERL.. right now, im learning it but i dont have any
exercises
> to work on. i need them because its how i learn.. can please someone
tell me
> what is a nice thing to do when you are still starting to learn PERL
and you
> want to enhance your skill
> tnx
http://learn.perl.or
im a newbie to PERL.. right now, im learning it but i dont have any exercises
to work on. i need them because its how i learn.. can please someone tell me
what is a nice thing to do when you are still starting to learn PERL and you
want to enhance your skill
tnx
