) to
move to the beginning of the file. Done :)
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ber to
add prints to aid in debugging when needed (maybe cmdResult IS being
defined). My suggestion is to either use unlink() or change 'if
($cmdResult =~ /^\s*$/) {' to 'if (!($cmdResult)) {' and try again.
Using the * quantifier has been known to cause problems.
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ust looking for
advice, pointers, suggestions, caveats, watch-out-fors and general
information. Should be a fun exercise!
Thanks,
ZO
You could simply put up an http 'error page moved' type thing, most all
browsers will recognize this and load the new page.
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B.R.
Stephen Liu
perldoc.com is always a handy place to have as your quick check to lots
of perl questions and answers.
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Damn (if I may say so), nice link.
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g from the authors of these books.
Yea he's got a point...
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t;ACL" changes. But for all my registry
needs i've used Tie::Registry from CPAN and have always had the success
i've been looking for.
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Randal L. Schwartz wrote:
"K-sPecial" == K-sPecial <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
K-sPecial> Damn (if I may say so), nice link.
Die, pirate scum.
You insult me personally by pirating my words. How do you expect
me to have the means to write future books?
I simply said it was a
K-sPecial wrote:
Rajesh Dorairajan wrote:
Does anyone know of a way to open a file in append mode and append on
top of
the file?
Thanks in Advance,
--Rajesh
I don't know why people are having a problem with this sollution, simply
open in append mode so open doesn't clobber the file
Where I live that's cheaper than Internet access.
EB
I was implying that they could be viewed from the actual library. $20 a
month can actualy be alot of money.
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Randal L. Schwartz wrote:
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K-sPecial> But on another note, I don't believe many of the people
K-sPecial> that claim this as 'stealing' are personaly looking in the
K-sPecial> perspective of someone living
Correction, I do admit, obviously. I hate for having to ever do such a
thing. It's the sort of things i'm forced to live with daily.
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shift;
$InheritableClassData{$_} = shift if @_;
return $InheritableClassData{$_};
}
}
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Looks realy good here, I might use a closure through a typeglob to
assign the subroutine though.
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system doesn't capture output, use backticks (``) for that:
$systemserver = `hostname`;
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