Prahlad Vaidyanathan wrote:
> Does emacs do syntax highlighting ? I've been using Vim for a very
> long time now, but last time I checked Emacs didn't do it.
Xemacs does. IMO not as good as Vim, but very good nonetheless. It's
been a very long time since I used Emacs, but I'm pretty sure it d
Hi,
On Sun, 06 Jan 2002 Brett W. McCoy spewed into the ether:
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> You shouldn't use WordPad for writing Perl code (or any kind of code), you
> should get some kind of programmer's editor that can do syntax
> highlighting and has some kind of smarts about the syntax of the language
> yo
On Sat, 5 Jan 2002, mb wrote:
> >I have a question, real quick. Why use the < >section of html to print out instead of just print qq~ ~; for instance?
> What
> >are the advantages of using this other method?
> >
> I' m new on perl world but I found the < tedieus
> than
> print table( TR( td( "
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>>Also, I ha
Subject: RE: CGI perl html urgent
Hi,
Different? -- I think of it as a way when i need larger amounts of text or
html tags or larger amounts of whatever.
But perhaps all it is is part of Perl's characteristic of "there's more
than one way to do it" (tmtowtdi)
I thin
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>I have a question, real quick. Why use the <section of html to print out instead of just pr
I have a question, real quick. Why use the <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: Re: CGI perl html urgent
So many things were wrong:
Here is a cleanup version:
(See attached file: VoirStock.cgi)
I inserted line 21 for
So many things were wrong:
Here is a cleanup version:
(See attached file: VoirStock.cgi)
I inserted line 21 for my purposes, so uncomment line 20 and comment out
line 21
20 #$fichier = "../src/Stock.txt";
21 $fichier = "Stock.txt";
Output:
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