26/Dec
FYI.. playing with it a bit. I discovered there must be a carriage
return (new line) after the line processes. I changed my original code
to do this
chomp(my $date = `date +%d/%b`);
This fixed the problem. hehehe... I should have thought of this. Oh
well.. not bad after a few weeks
u235sentinel wrote:
> While I've already done this with a simple shell script using grep, I
> was trying to figure out how I can do the same thing in perl.
>
> I have an access_log from my apache web server and while I can manually
> enter a date for my pattern match (which works fine), I can't s
Thx to everyone on this. I chucked the system date function I
originally wrote and used strftime and localtime. Guess I haven't read
that part of the perl book yet ;-)
So when I wrote the program originally, was it populating $date
incorrectly? I'm hoping to understand why it didn't work in t
U235sentinel wrote:
>
> While I've already done this with a simple shell script using grep, I
> was trying to figure out how I can do the same thing in perl.
>
> I have an access_log from my apache web server and while I can manually
> enter a date for my pattern match (which works fine), I can'
On 12/26/2003 6:35 PM, u235sentinel wrote:
Are these date functions of perl part of the normal distribution or a
CPAN module?
if (m|\Q$date\U|)
This didn't seem to make a difference.
I noticed a couple of commands that may help. System and exec.
Apparently they were further in the Learn
Are these date functions of perl part of the normal distribution or a
CPAN module?
if (m|\Q$date\U|)
This didn't seem to make a difference.
I noticed a couple of commands that may help. System and exec.
Apparently they were further in the Learning Perl book (I cheated..
flipped ahead ::
On 12/26/2003 5:39 PM, u235sentinel wrote:
While I've already done this with a simple shell script using grep, I
was trying to figure out how I can do the same thing in perl.
I have an access_log from my apache web server and while I can manually
enter a date for my pattern match (which works f
