Jeff, et al --
...and then Jeff 'japhy' Pinyan said...
%
% On Aug 17, David T-G said:
%
% >% > 45 my $body =
% >% > 46 &parseit
...
% >%
% >% First, you can drop the & on the function call. It's not necessary.
% >
% >Interesting. I thought it was a good thing for clarification.
On Aug 17, David T-G said:
>% > 45 my $body =
>% > 46 &parseit
>% > 47 (
>% > 48 {ASCII=>$ascii,HTML=>$html},
>% > 49 {flag=>$flag,EMAIL=>$email,NAME_FIRST=>$fn,NAME_LAST=>$ln}
>% > 50 ) ;
>%
>% First, you can drop the & on the function call. It's
James, et al --
...and then James Edward Gray II said...
%
% On Sunday, August 17, 2003, at 06:15 AM, David T-G wrote:
%
...
% > 46 &parseit
% > 47 (
% > 48 {ASCII=>$ascii,HTML=>$html},
% > 49
% >{flag=>$flag,EMAIL=>$email,NAME_FIRST=>$fn,NAME_LAST=>$ln}
% >
Jeff, et al --
...and then Jeff 'japhy' Pinyan said...
%
% On Aug 17, David T-G said:
%
% >I've gotten rusty and so I'm back again as a rank amateur :-)
%
% That's not very professional of you. ;)
No, it isn't :-) There isn't much call for perl when hanging sheet rock
or cleaning basements, t
On Sunday, August 17, 2003, at 06:15 AM, David T-G wrote:
Hi, all --
Howdy.
I've gotten rusty and so I'm back again as a rank amateur :-)
I have a script that will make a database connection, pull out some
rows,
repeatedly generate personalized message bodies, and send those bodies.
I'm stuck
On Aug 17, David T-G said:
>I've gotten rusty and so I'm back again as a rank amateur :-)
That's not very professional of you. ;)
> 45 my $body =
> 46 &parseit
> 47 (
> 48 {ASCII=>$ascii,HTML=>$html},
> 49 {flag=>$flag,EMAIL=>$email,NAME_FIRST=>$fn,NAME_
