On 11/04/2009 11:24 AM, Dermot wrote:
2009/11/4 Parag Kalra:
Hey Folks,
Its good to see veterans like - 'Randal L. Schwartz', 'Brian D Foy' replying
on this mailing list.
So just out of curiosity wanted to if Larry Wall is also member of this
mailing list.
I know this is not a query to as
r a V6. You got lucky, free parts from
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Can anyone give me a clue as to why this is happening?
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appropriate
forum, I will try that if no answer is forthcoming here.
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program,
other than comments and use (particularly use constant).
To me it looks like Perl is a bit funged up.
Does anyone have any suggestions how to unfung it?
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try emacs
--- On Sun, 2/8/09, itshardtogetone wrote:
From: itshardtogetone
Subject: free perl editor wanted
To: beginners@perl.org
Date: Sunday, February 8, 2009, 5:22 PM
Can someone introduce me a free Perl editor that also can easily produce html
codes.
Thanks
i use emacs and i like it.
--- On Wed, 2/18/09, Alexander Koenig wrote:
From: Alexander Koenig
Subject: Re: free perl editor wanted
To: beginners@perl.org
Date: Wednesday, February 18, 2009, 3:29 AM
itshardtogetone wrote on 02/09/2009 12:22 AM:
> Can someone introduce me a free Perl editor tha
>To get your own FREE ZDNet Onebox - FREE voicemail, email, and fax,
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}
or
foreach my $key (keys %ENV)
{
print "$key: $ENV{$key}";
}
or, my favorite
print "$_ => $ENV{$_}\n" foreach keys %ENV;
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sponse is meant for the list as a whole, I think the labor of changing
the recipient should go to the few times you want to respond to one
person. Am I the only one that replies mostly to the list?
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array would die outside of the foreach
loop anyway -- if you're using strict, which you should be :)
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wanted to do it, I'd do Reply To All and delete their name
>from the To: line.
Good move -- I hadn't tried reply to all.
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wanted to do it, I'd do Reply To All and delete their name
>from the To: line.
Except I always get two copies of every message in this way -- one from the
sender and one from the list :)
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ich a portion are unnecessary
duplicates.
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bscribed to, this is the only one
configured in this way.
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es us to push more buttons, just so
that we do it differently from the rest of the world. I'm sure that's not
the situation with this list, but the reply-to conversation brought the
tech issue to mind, and perhaps that's why I joined in the fray in the
first place.
I
is not A-Za-z0-9\.\-_ which
fits nicely into the following regular expression
print "You're cheating!" if($add_alias =~ /[^A-Za-z0-9\.\-_]/g);
or even more concise
print "You're cheating!" if($add_alias =~ /[^\w\.\-]/g); # \w Match a
"word" character (alphanumeric plus "_")
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feel this
>is probably simple but err...not to me.
>
>Alternatively if you can tell me how to reference just the second part of
>the line in a loop like e.g.
>for($i=0; $i < $ets_count; $i++)
>{
>seq->some_function_of(the second column of @ets[$i}
>}
>
>maybe that would be quicker???
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print "You're cheating!" if($add_alias =~ /[^\w.\-]/);
thanks for pointing that out!
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references for making regexes go faster
I saw this mentioned in another post. Care to elaborate anyone?
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to weirdness with the Utf8 pragma. The problem is this -
print length($utf8_text) . "\n"; # 11 !
Anyone have any experience with this? I've checked the utf8 manpage, but
they gloss over length(), including it in a list of functions that should
continue to operate on characters, not bytes. In fact, this is the problem
-- utf8 seems to consider æ two characters.
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pages)
>!TS #notice that the first of the two lines remain, and the second is
>properly
>removed
> #the lines are also combined as I want them. The 'old' and 'new'
> tags are
>for my viewing
>old Modified by Rev. Rul. 2000-4
>new Modified and Amplified by Rev. Rul. 2000-4
>old Superseded by Rev. Rul. 2000-56
>new Superseded and Supplemented by Rev. Rul.
>2000-56
>!GI
>United States
>!IA
>Internal Revenue Service
>!DP
>30 Nov 1999
>!PD
>01 Dec 1999
>. . .
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pages)
>!TS #notice that the first of the two lines remain, and the second is
>properly
>removed
> #the lines are also combined as I want them. The 'old' and 'new'
> tags are
>for my viewing
>old Modified by Rev. Rul. 2000-4
>new Modified and Amplified by Rev. Rul. 2000-4
>old Superseded by Rev. Rul. 2000-56
>new Superseded and Supplemented by Rev. Rul.
>2000-56
>!GI
>United States
>!IA
>Internal Revenue Service
>!DP
>30 Nov 1999
>!PD
>01 Dec 1999
>. . .
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and
create a chart using the chart feature of MS Excel.
Now to the Perl/CGI question. What techniques and functions would I use in
Perl to retrieve data from the above URL and save to a comma delimited data
file?
Thanks
Craig
Peter,
Ultimately it will run on a server. I want to create intra-day charts
similar to these (they update every 2 or 3 minutes when markets are open) to
be displayed on a web site.
http://www.usatoday.com/money/charts.htm
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a cleaner and easier-to-read way to do
this. However, if you look at the docs for printf, and compare the input
and output files you should be able to figure out exactly how the lines are
getting formatted and printed.
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roupForSharing");
>
> &createBranch();
> @childBRNodes = $item->getChildNodes();
> if (scalar(@childBRNodes) > 0)
> {
> &buildBranch(@childBRNodes);
> }
> }
> @childNodes = $item->getChildNodes();
> if (scalar(@childNodes) > 0)
> {
> &buildBranch(@childNodes);
> }
> }
>}
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gram is really worth the
35 bucks.
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At 09:55 22.06.2001 +0100, james crease wrote:
>I still think it odd that the distribution of Perl for Windows doesn't
>mention this problem when using the standard M$ command window.
The problem disappears with Win2000, fwiw.
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N "Date/Time Stamp,ORA-1: unique constraint violation,";
>print SFN"Fault 2-001,Fault 2-002,Fault 2-003,Fault 2-004,Fault 2-005,";
>print SFN "Fault 2-006,Fault 2-007,Fault 2-008,Fault 2-009,Fault 2-010,";
>print SFN "Fault 2-011,Fault 2-012,Fault 2-013,Fault 2-015,";
>print SFN "Bind to Factory Failure,SystemException,Communication failure,";
>print SFN "ORB problem,Get Q Error,# of clients still running,";
>print SFN "# of PricingSessions still running,# of clients Finished Test,";
>print SFN "smtx / syscl,user %,sys %,wt %,idl %,current load average\n";
>
>seeing that this is a hash, there is absolutely no guarantee that the output
>will be
>correct when it is printed. I could sort the hash, but the order is still
>wrong.
>
>any suggestions?
>
>Regards,
>Ron
>
>P.S
>don't be to critical of the print's above, yes there are a few extra
>elements in it.
>Those are generated outside the hash and can be plopped into the output
>where need be. I am
>mainly concerned with the proper output of the hash in the order
>specified
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Any ideas?
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east.
Has anyone come out with a working environment for perl. print "my error
message" and print "my variable value" is great, but I'd love to be able to
step through a perl script and watch my variables as I go.
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does
>not contain another word? something similar to
> grep joe output | grep -v fred
$results{$test}++ if($_ =~ /joe/ && $_ !~ /fred/);
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At 08:14 22.06.2001 -0800, Michael Fowler wrote:
>On Fri, Jun 22, 2001 at 04:26:43PM +0200, Aaron Craig wrote:
> > $results{$test}++ if($_ =~ /joe/ && $_ !~ /fred/);
>
>Or, more succinctly:
>
> $results{$test}++ if /joe/ && !/fred/;
I'm still trying
#Want to check another file in the future? Add it to the array, and
you're done!
foreach my $fichier (@fichiers)
{
my $result = (-e $fichier)? "$fichier fait (stat $fichier)[7]
octets\n" :
"$fichier inexistant \n";
print RESULT $result;
}
}
close RESULT;
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round than strings,
and a file name composed of numbers is always guaranteed to be legal, while
a string may contain characters that aren't allowed in file names by the
operating system.
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you want an array of all the substrings that are the matches:
my @asMatches = $string =~ /a/g; # @asMatches is now an array containing 3
elements, each of which is equal to "a"
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At 11:43 25.06.2001 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>En réponse à Aaron Craig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> > foreach my $fichier (@fichiers)
> > {
> > my $result = (-e $fichier)? "$fichier fait (stat $fichier)[7]
> >
it into a variable.
>I have a loop (while) with a value which have different values.
>The problem is that when I compare the first and the second value: If
>they're really equals, the program say they are'nt.
>
>Is ther a function to convert a value into an integer ?
>
>tks
>
>(sorry for my english :-) )
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At 07:20 25.06.2001 -0700, Paul wrote:
>the brute force approach: =o)
>
> open IN, $fileor die $!;
> open OUT, ">$new" or die $!;
> print OUT $line while defined($line=);
> close OUT;
> close IN;
print OUT $_
27;' );
> > return(-811) if ( $acc_fields[1] eq "" );
> > return(-812) if ( $acc_fields[2] eq "" );
> > return(-813) if ( $acc_fields[7] < 0 );
> > $acc_fields[8] = &get_date if ( $acc_fields[8] eq '' );
> >
> > return(&send_ddc("tdilc5110b000","accum_cycle_count",@acc_fields));
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At 16:34 26.06.2001 +0200, Stéphane JEAN BAPTISTE wrote:
>What is chomp ?
>
>tks
It chops off the new line/return character when reading in a file. It's
kind of magical, in that in changes the character it looks for depending on
the system its run on.
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At 11:03 26.06.2001 -0400, Kevin Meltzer wrote:
>I think this is a very contradictory answer.. since if we were to RTFF
>(last F for FAQ) we would know not to answer in this way. It is not
>useful.
Which FAQ? (seriously) :)
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e suggestion ?
> >
> > If you are allowed to modify your web server's setup, then:
> >
> > http://www.masonhq.com/docs/manual/Mason.html
> >
> > and prepare for your world to be turned upside down...
> >
> >
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; to "/" and
getting rid of the drive you can do this:
my $sPath = "C:\\foo\\bar";
$sPath =~ s/^[a-z]+://i;
$sPath =~ s/\\/\//g;
print $sPath;
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32nd day of Confusion in the YOLD 3167
> > Wibble.
> >
> >
> >
>
>or
>
>$newvar='';$newvar .= "$_-" foreach ($var1, $var2, $var3); chop $newvar;
>
>or
>
>$newvar = sprintf "%04d-%02d-%02d", $var1, $var2, $var3;
>
>or
>
>$newvar =~ s/.*/$var1-$var2-$var3/;
>
>I think I need a life.
>
>--
>Today is Pungenday, the 32nd day of Confusion in the YOLD 3167
>Kallisti!
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t's going on. Many
will argue (correctly) that no decent programmer would name his or her
variables $x and $y outside of a for loop. However, rejecting readability
out of hand as catering to beginners leads to similar behavior. I always
prefer an extra line of code in the spirit of readab
me kind of structure, right?
>
>i just haven't seen the CAPS: notation yet.
>
>thanks.
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CGI.pm is the most advanced module around for dealing with forms.
At 13:44 29.06.2001 -0400, Craig S Monroe wrote:
>All,
>
>I have done some searching, looking for a module for interacting with web
>pages.
>The only module, that appears to be related is LWP. I read through tho
is wrong) on them -- this allows them to set
themselves up in the proper directory with the proper files where they need
to be. However, you do not need to compile them -- this gets done at run
time by the Perl compiler itself.
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print "cols=\"50\">$texte"; : in the "textarea", there is "First line
>\n Second Line" but I want:
>First line
>Second Line".
>
>But, if a write $texte="First line \n Second Line" before the HTML code,
>the text is correct.
>
>How can I convert the text from the file to the "textarea"?
>
>
>tks.
>
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Can someone tell me what function I can use to
decode URL-encoded strings, eg.
3Dhttp%3A%2F%2Fwww.domain.com%2Fdummy%2Fdummyform.asp%3Fmode%3DDUMB
Craig
digits, letters, and a few graphic symbols chosen from
> those common to most of the character encodings and input
>facilities available to Internet users:
>
>
> >>> "Craig Paterson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 07/03/01 10:06am >>>
&g
Extensions.
>
>They advised us to use our "Network Places" instead for file transfer.
>
>Does anyone know how we can tell our Windows2000 Professional Operating
>system (Network Places) that it is moving a .pl or .cgi, ect file so that
>we can be sure it does it in ASCII?
>
>
>
>Thanks,
>RL
>
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ide
>which language is going to give us the most flexibility and power.
You say that like you only want to learn one language :) I use a mixture
of Perl and C++ for the guts of a program, and Visual Basic and
JavaScript/HTML for the interface part, depending on where the program has
to live.
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ou, and insist on using Windows "features", which you may or may not want.
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encoolen, Email :
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>Bencoolen Street, Singapore - 189648 ICQ: 121001541
>Website : www.myangel.net
>~~~
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$fields[6] =~ s\r//;
>
> for (@fields) { print NEW "$_" }
> }
> close CSV;
> close NEW;
> exit;
>
> [End of file]
>
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ip file in
>a cgi script.
>
>Here's my code.
>
>while($i < ($#filelist))
>{
> if ((@filelist[$i] ne '.') && (@filelist[$i] ne '..'))
> {
> print " \"ftp\\public\\downloads\\assortedfiles\\@filelist[$i]\">@filelist[$i]";
> print "\n";
> }
> $i++;
>}
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int "The result,";
sleep(2);
print " you ignorant fool,";
sleep(2);
print " is: $result\n";
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line 2.
>
>How i may print that symbol ? Perl running on Linux console.
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ubroutines
>
>..
>
>my $cc = $mnu1->cascade(-label=>'~Language');
>
>$cc-> checkbutton (-label=>'Generic Alcatel', -variable => \$GENERIC);
>$cc-> checkbutton (-label=>'French', -variable => \$FRENCH);
>
>
>But now I have nothing displayed,neither Client ethernet adress nor Adresse
>Ethernet du Client.
>
>Why ? Thanks
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At 08:31 06.07.2001 -0400, Jeff 'japhy' Pinyan wrote:
>On Jul 6, Aaron Craig said:
>
> >print "The result,";
> >sleep(2);
> >print " you ignorant fool,";
> >sleep(2);
> >print " is: $result\n";
>
>You'd
be changed to whatever server is hosting this
connection -- and I'd be that Nick should be changed to a valid nickname.
> my $conn = $irc->newconn(Nick => 'GH-[bot]',
>Server => 'some.server.com',
>Port => 6668);
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he field
counts line up
{
print "malformed line\n";
close FILE;
exit;
}
my $lCount = 0;
foreach my $sFieldName (@f1fname)
{
$rhNameValue->{$sFieldName} = $asFields[$lCount];
$lCount++;
}
push(@{ $raRecords }, $rhNameValue);
}
now you've got an array ref $raRecords with n hash refs $rhNameValue. Each
hash ref contains a key for each field your user defined, with its value
being the field it grabbed out of the file
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:\perl\bin -w
#
# Author: Craig Monroe
# Date: July 6, 2001
# Abstract: Wrote this utility to automatically update
# my dnsalias record. Will add mail confirmation.
#
#
use Mail::Sendmail;
use IO::Socket;
use IO::File;
use strict;
my $cayman = &
Does anyone here have an example of this module in a real world application?
Just a simple plot to be displayed dynamically on a web via a HTML tag.
Thanks
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And calling the script from the location bar is not very
>usefull, since what I want is to have a list of all my files in my browser
>window and simply be able to click on one to download it to my disk.
>
>Anyone can Help ? If you want more information to help just ask.
>
>Thank you very much for your time.
>
>Frédéric Fortin,
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atch!\n" if(scalar(@f1fname) != $f1fnum);
>
>Actually, if I had been thinking in these terms, it would be easier to
>make Perl count how many fields they entered, rather than having them
>count it. So...
>scalar(@f1fname)=$f1fnum;
>might be better...
Do you mean
$f1fnum = scalar(@f1fname);
?
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>>
> >>I need to be able to save to disk...
>
> >Why don't you just do
> >print qq~http://my.host.com/name_of_file.xxx";>Shift-click to get
> >file~;
> >then? :-)
Safest of all
print qq~http://my.host.com/name_of_file.xxx";>Right-click and
select "Save Target As..." to get file~;
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At 16:30 09.07.2001 +0530, baby lakshmi wrote:
>hi,
>What is the difference between list and an array??
>May be this very small question. but i would like to know the difference.
>The help in this regard is appreciated.
>Thank you
>Regards
>babylakshmi
There isn't one.
ot;); # added error check
open (OUT, "c:\\test\\test_output.txt") || die("Couldn't open
c:\\test\\test_output.txt: $!");
while()
{
$_ =~ s/html/php/g;
print OUT $_;
}
close TRANS;
close OUT;
now, you have a new file, test_output.txt, which contains the substituted text
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ven say that a list is an array that you can't mess with.
Which brings up a question on my part. Are there any examples of the use
of an array and the use of a list where labelling them differently make
something different happen? IE
foreach (0..9); # list, correct?
foreach (@array); # array
to the average programmer, how does calling 0..9 an array screw them up?
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At 04:29 09.07.2001 -0800, Michael Fowler wrote:
>On Mon, Jul 09, 2001 at 01:59:28PM +0200, Aaron Craig wrote:
> > You are correct -- I should have read the documention :) However, in
> every
> > day programming-speak, list and array get tossed about in such a way th
^Kilobytes:(.*)$/ ) {
> $var = $1 ;
>}
>}
>
>This will set $var to " 3452" for example, I want to strip out the
>whitespace to only get "3452".
>
>Any thoughts appreciated,
>
>-Nat
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ng with using JavaScript for doing the job it was
created for -- that is, controlling dynamic content on a web page. My more
involved pages often use a mix of Perl on the server, and JavaScript and
C++ (in the form of a plug in) on the page. Just for kicks, I throw some
Flash and ActionScri
(just in
>case :)
Before everyone jumps, the tabs/spaces foot in my mouth has already been
pointed out to me.
I won't even try to make an excuse...there is none :)
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t the value contained in
the variable $sFindGIF
print ("$index: $_\n");
$s = $array[$index];
why do you create the variables and then not use them? Use $sFindGIF and
$sSwapGIF here.
$s =~ s/this.gif/that.gif/;
close (TESTFILE);
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e Internet has some
>disadvantages, prominent is the increased use of memory.
>
> Is there another alternative for connecting Perl with the Internet
>other than CGI (Like maybe using Perl with ASP!!!)
>
>
>George Savio Pereira
>^^^^
>Email : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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At 01:14 11.07.2001 -0800, Michael Fowler wrote:
>On Wed, Jul 11, 2001 at 10:28:46AM +0200, Aaron Craig wrote:
> > You may be confusing your terms here. CGI (Common Gateway Interface) is a
> > general term that is used to describe the various methods used to
> > commu
t -- apologies for the quick response.
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A colleague just pointed out this link for me, and I may have accidentally
gotten the correct definition for CGI in my generalization. At any rate,
for those who are interested:
http://cgi-spec.golux.com/draft-coar-cgi-v11-03-clean.html
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At 09:52 12.07.2001 +0100, Govinderjit Dhinsa wrote:
>Does any body know why the printf is not printing anything out!
>
>I tested the rest of the script by replacing the printf line with,
>##
>print "$line";
>##
>the file prints (with out any changes to the file, as expected). So
>
ny other language I happen to be writing in.
I've seen a lot of code with 10's of embedded blocks, all with conditions
that guide the flow to a final destination -- it's so ugly! What's wrong
with putting all of your error checking at the top of your function, and
then jumping out if you run into something you don't like. It makes the
meat of the function easier to read.
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How do I access each character in a string with Perl? TIA...
check out perldoc perlfunc -- there's a whole section on built in string
functions
to get the length of a string use length (surprised?)
my $sString = "foo bar";
print length($sString)."\n";
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Amazon and others are back ordered 3 to 5 weeks. Does any know of a online
retailer that has them in stock?
Thanks
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How about:
use strict;
open(IN, "file.txt") || die("RRRGGGHHH $!");
while() # loop through file setting each line to $_
{
chomp; # lose newline
/^([^\s]+)\s/; # look for anything at the beginning of the string
up to the first space or tab character and remembe
At 15:21 19.07.2001 +0200, Diego Riaño wrote:
>Hi everybody
>
>I have two array, like this
>
>@array1=(one, two, three);
>@array2=(one,tww,three);
>
>Is there some way to compare the two arrays?
>I was trying with the eq and ne operations inside an IF statement but i
>does not work
>
>Could someon
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I'm looking for a program that can make a windows executable out of a Perl
script. The
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I need to write a script to access a simple html form on a network
device and perform specific functions on the form to acquire
information.
Does anyone have a sample script they would like to share? I just need
to figure out how to access a web page and enter data into a form
automatically.
Tha
is this possible? or is there another library
i should use? I looked at the HTTP library but
can't see how you would do it and save the file.
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in a function?
At 13:16 17.05.2001 -0700, you wrote:
>$TEST1 = "030";
>@HOLDER = ("020", "040", "034", "056", "030");
>
> > I need to find out if "030" is present in the array HOLDER
>
>print "gotit\n" if grep /^$TEST1$/, @HOLDER;
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o catch the numbers in the following
>input line:
>test case total : 32456 allocated : 12000 from tech
>
>I want to catch the two numbers and insert them to vars
>thx.
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gt;
>Your example is wonderfully concise -- is there any way that you can
>expand on this to get more information out of the test, ie which member of
>the array matches, or returning the member if this were in a function?
>
>At 13:16 17.05.2001 -0700, you wrote:
>>$TEST1 = "030";
>>@HOLDER = ("020", "040", "034", "056", "030");
>>
>> > I need to find out if "030" is present in the array HOLDER
>>
>>print "gotit\n" if grep /^$TEST1$/, @HOLDER;
>
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: for loops. Is there an easier way as this may tag my
>: cpu due to the huge numbers I am using.
>
>@copyOfArray = @array;
>
>is the usual way to copy arrays. Question., though: Is it absolutely
>necessary to copy the arrays for what you're doing? If they're large,
>thi
older in the browser?!
>
>Any clues?
>
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oin("\\\&", @query);
>#print $comline;
># generate the chart by calling 'gifChart'
>system("./gifChart $comline");
I notice that you don't send anything back to the browser. I don't know
what your gifChart program does. Have you tried setting some variable to
the output that you get from gifChart and then sending that back to the
browser?
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e gifs, but the ouput from this script is
>ending up in apache's script_log while the boilerplate goes to the
>browser.
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