[EMAIL PROTECTED] schreef:
> I must have known the answer to this at some point because I find it
> in my own code various places. But I cannot recall what it is
> supposed to do.. Searching this group shows many instances of its use
> but no explanation I saw.
>
> open(FILE,"+>$file") [...] ;
This is adding to many ',' in my output and do not see why!
Could some one could point where I have gone wrong.
Thanks,
Dave Gilden
(kora musician / audiophile / webmaster @ www.coraconnection.com / Ft. Worth,
TX, USA)
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I think WWW::Mechanize works great. Very easy to understand and use.
-Eric
Perl wrote:
Hi All.
I want to download historical stock financial data (EPS, growth, sales revenue
etc.) from the web. My intention is to populate a MYSQL database with these
values and then perform a series of calcu
On Dec 6, 12:49 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (David Gilden) wrote:
> This is adding to many ',' in my output and do not see why!
>
> Could some one could point where I have gone wrong.
Well for one, by posting code that you're not actually running, so
people can't actually help you.
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I am having trouble installing a perl module. I am wondering if
anyyou would be able to provide assistance or point me in the direction
of someone how could. The perl module I am having difficulty with is
Net::SSLeay. I am currently using redhat 3, (2.4 kernel) perl 5.8.8
and CPAN to tes
Hi,
I've seen a program made in C# that uses an SQLite database which is
crypted.
Can we do the same thing with perl?
Some years ago I've seen only some comercial solution for doing this, but
now I've seen that free solution in C#. It would be wonderful to be able to
do the same thing in per
