Venerdì, 27 Dic 2002, alle 20:11 Europe/Rome, Dan Muey ha scritto:
Have you tried doing the regex without the vars?
s/(name1|name2)/(surname1|surname2)/g;
Does that do what you want?
I'd prefer do not do it in this way, because I don't know how many (and
what kind of) $originals and $news I'l
Hi folks,
I'm currently using a mixture of Quanta[1], jEdit[2] and Kate[3] (all Linux)
for my Perl editing needs, but I'm wondering if there are any specialised
editors(preferably free) which others are using.
In my ideal world I'd like an editor that is not console/terminal based,
(I prefer GTK,
James Kipp wrote:
>
> Happy Hollidays
Hello,
> I want to bitwize AND 2 IP adr strings, not sure of how to pack() them to be
> able to AND them. before i start playing with pack,sprintf,socket,etc.. I
> was wondering if someone already had a way.
I wrote this a while ago, it may give you some id
Adriano Allora wrote:
>
> Hi to all,
Hello,
> I need to substitute in a text a serie of word with another serie of
> word (for example: when I have the name I want the correct surname).
> Modifying a someone else script I wrote this one:
>
> #!/usr/bin/perl -w
>
> my $original = '(name1|name2)
Using VerQueryValue for file version information on Windows
> What I expected to find in $lplpBuffer is instead being
> written to an unused part of the full buffer ($lpFullBuffer).
Got it.
Prints like so:
c:\windows\system32\version.dll
CompanyName Microsoft Corporation
> Using VerQueryValue for file version information on Windows
>
> > What I expected to find in $lplpBuffer is instead being
> > written to an unused part of the full buffer ($lpFullBuffer).
As far as I know, Windows never hands back a newly-allocated data buffer to
you. The idea is that you call G
I need to resize a JPEG image. (reduce)
I'd writen a script that uses GD module.
The problem is that i can't install it in my sistem.
Does anyone knows GD dependencies?
Normally, CPAN knows modules dependencies and it automaticly install requierements,
but it returns me errors*
is there any requ
> On Tue, Dec 24, 2002 at 10:44:29AM -0800, R. Joseph Newton wrote:
> > Really? In that case, you may be vastly underestimating the cost of
> > I/O on performance. Bear in mind that memory has a responce time in
> > the 10- ns range, while disk accesses range in the milliseconds,
> > while your p
From: "Yupapa" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> nevermind... found out what was wrong!!
> thank you for reading BTW :p
>
The size of the $Buffer matters doesn't it ? ;-)
> "Yupapa" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> źśźgŠóślĽó
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
> > HiHi~
> >
> > The problem is about EMAIL.
> >
ok, thank you again.
the version with the exploded list in the regexp did non works very
well (it substituted bot the first and the second element of the
pattern with a string similar to this: (surname1|surname2)).
(but your second suggestion was perfect)
at this time I solved my problem in this
Hi Gavin,
We had quite an extensive discussion, and a very good-humored one, recently. It is
still on the archives: http://archive.develooper.com/beginners%40perl.org/ with the
originating post:
# Editors, Paul Kraus <2002-12-17>
Unfortunately, I didn't see any input on IDE-style editors. A
Greetings,
Unlike most users of GIMP, I use the program for palaeographic
research on ancient texts; it's faster and more efficient than any
program I have tried (incl. Photoshop). In working with ancient
writing systems on the photographic level, something that would be
very helpful is a transpa
I know the module is out there.
I want to be able to list connections ( just like in netstat )
and then have the ability to drop all the connections that are in TIME_WAIT
status.
On linux I would use a combination of netstat and iptables but this is for W2K.
Thanks in advance.
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On Sunday 29 December 2002 04:03 pm, al wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> Unlike most users of GIMP, I use the program for palaeographic
> research on ancient texts; it's faster and more efficient than any
> program I have tried (incl. Photoshop). In working with ancient
> writing systems on the photographi
I'm getting Bad file descriptor doing $ftp->ls(), anyone had this?
Running from Win2k to a Solaris ftp server.
TIA
Nigel
MIS Web Design
http://www.miswebdesign.com/
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It appears that GD is dependent on libpng a C library used to manipulate
PNG files, which I don't believe CPAN will install.
http://www.libpng.org/pub/png/
You should be able to install this library and then point the GD module
installer at that library to compile the module.
http://danconia.o
If you are still looking to Perl for this functionality, you should have
a look at the GD module and the PerlMagick module.
http://search.cpan.org/author/LDS/GD-2.05/GD.pm
http://search.cpan.org/author/JCRISTY/PerlMagick-5.51/Magick.pm
Like the Gimp you might be able to use one or both of the mo
Hi All,
This is in Windows '98. I am writing a script to find the entire
directory space(i.e. including sub-directories) occupied from an input
directory name.
Eg. If at the command prompt I give something like, "perl dir_size.pl
h:\raps\test\prajendr", the output should be the entire disk
Use File::Find and from it's examples you should be able to do all
that you need from within Perl.
Wags ;)
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From: Rajendra Babu, Praveen
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, December 29, 2002 16:08
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Directory and its sub-direct
unless you want to recurse the tree this will do it,
unless(opendir local $TMP,$ARGV[0] ){
print "-invalid directory-\n";
print "USAGE:\n\t\t$0 directory to parse";
exit 1;
}
chomp (@FILES=`dir /s /b $ARGV[0]`);
for ( @FILES ){
( $Size+= (stat $_)[7] );
}
print "TOT
I'm having a heck of a time finding examples of using Term::ReadLine
to allow editing of user input to perl programs.
perldoc Term::ReadLine, at my low level of skill, reads like semi
gibberish and I see no simple examples.
My needs are pretty simple. I wnat to allow the user some kind of
line
Many thanks Mark - a real compact one ! Something exactly I was looking for.
I am n't sure, instead of "stat" function we could use "-s " (-s,
returns the number of bytes of the file size) operator, to reduce the
function call overhead ?!
Also, wanted to let know, I found the re-direction of the
ok, the problem was with send and read. I think send is used with msg
passing. If you are going to use raw sockets, then use raw writes and reads.
I tested this on a windows machine, so might have to change a few things on
*niX.
Server:
use Socket;
$SOMAXCONN=2;
socket(SERVER, AF_INET, SOCK_ST
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