On Mon, Mar 08, 2004 at 09:53:26PM -0500, Luinrandir Hernsen wrote:
> Do I keep one big file with all the info..
> of several little files..
> which is better?
I assume you are referring to perl CGI or something are you? If so, I'd
suggest looking into using a database and designing an appropriate
>
> Hi everyone,
>
>Is there a way to open a file in a folder/s above/below
> the one the
> script is in? (OS is win2k),
>
> Thanks,
> Chris.
sorry to be brief but pressed for time. Try using the Cwd module. this way
it is easy to tell where you are, therefore easier to cd to par
Hi,
if you have a file called index.txt in the folder the cgi-bin is in, you can
use the following code.
open (TFILEX,"../index.txt") || &error2;
Use ../ to go backward in the pathway.
Han.
Is there a way to open a file in a folder/s above/below the one the
script is in? (OS is win2k)
Yes. You can use relative paths in Win32 just like most other OS. Just
remember that "." represents the current directory and ".." represents the
parent directory. Also remember that you can use the "/" slash to separate
your directories when using Perl if you want.
For example:
open(INFILE,"
From: "Chris Zampese" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hi everyone,
> I thought that the folowing code should save the data to the
> file, and then when it was run again it should save the new data
> on a newline in the same file. It saved the data once, but it
> will n
I took the open through the close and ran the script and each time, it added
another line to the file.
Running AS 5.6.0 Build 623 on w2k.
Wags ;)
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