I have a text file with 5 or more lines as in:
My name is this and that
I live in Denver Colorado
I live in washington
I live in Denver Virginia
I am trying to read this file and print each line and each word in reverse order as in:
ainigriv revned ni evil I (the output starts with the last las
I have a text file with a records like:
smith, James, Dr., 115 Fourth Street, Chicago, IL, 32012, $20.00: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
and another text file with placeholders like:
Hello $last_name, $first_name:
I want to read the first textfile and update the second one.
Any ideas!
I have a script that processes a form input. What I want to do is this:
I have form elements:
-radio_group1
-radio_group2
-textfield: takes 6 digits depending on the user' selection.
I want the textfield to be populated with 00 if the user select radio_group2.
Any idea on how to do that an
How do I go about parsing a url from the browser location. For example if I have the
following url:
https://mercedissa.tmo.org/cgi-bin/req/sreq_start.pl?sid=EBSCO:buh%20(Via%20SFX)&genre=article&issn=00999660&volume=242&issue=26&date=2003&atitle=S.O.S.%20Africa.&title=Wall%20Street%20Journal%20-%
Is there a perl module or else to help read the url below from the url location bar in
the browser. This url is generated by the database vendor, so I have no control over
it. I know if it was a form it would be easy, but there is no form that I generated.
After a search is performed in the data
