zentara wrote:
On Fri, 21 May 2004 20:37:33 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(Jupiterhost.Net) wrote:
Hello group!
Maybe a bit much for a beginners list (I looked and looked and couldn't
find any specific lists) but Perhaps a guru or two will know the answer :)
Have you tried the perl.inline list?
Th
Just a note: I also tried $main::0 as well as $0
(as in
perl -e '$0 = "foo";print "$0\n";'
perl -e '$main::0 = "foo";print "$0\n";')
after I used caller() to make sure it was in main::.
Any ideas?
JupiterHost.Net wrote:
Hello group!
Maybe a bit much for a beginners list (I looked and looked and
Just a note: I also tried $main::0 as well as $0
(as in
perl -e '$0 = "foo";print "$0\n";'
perl -e '$main::0 = "foo";print "$0\n";')
after I used caller() to make sure it was in main::.
Any ideas?
JupiterHost.Net wrote:
Hello group!
Maybe a bit much for a beginners list (I looked and looked and
Hello group!
Maybe a bit much for a beginners list (I looked and looked and couldn't
find any specific lists) but Perhaps a guru or two will know the answer :)
I've been playing with embedding Perl code into a C program that can
interpret the code.
(as per http://www-h.eng.cam.ac.uk/help/mjg17/p
