I've been looking for either a perl script or module to help me
calculate the distance between 2 coordinates. Does anyone have any
ideas or scripts?
Ray
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I searched google and found several examples. Should have done that
first but didn't think about it before I posted.
Sorry for the wasted bandwidth.
Ray
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From: Mel Matsuoka [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2002 6:03 PM
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I'm trying to change the inbound and outbound port speeds of a serial port
using POSIX. I'm trying to write a small perl script to drive an LCD
display. The reason I open it as DisplayIO is because I need to print to
standard IO. At the moment all I'm trying to do is change the port speed bu
Most cell phones will allow you to send email to them. That's how we do
it. We just use sendmail from the perl script. For example, Cingular
cellular is area code phone number @ my.cingular.com. So we send e-mail
to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ray
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From: Joyce Harris [mailto:
pop. Then push the new value and 2
letter to the list.
The only reason I keep looking at a hash is because I need to sort the
list when I do my reporting.
I thought about taking the cheesy way out and use a case/switch setup,
but I won't always know what the 2 letter codes will be.
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e->is_error;
my $content = $response->content();
@location = $content =~ m{MapViewMode=Summary">([^<]*)}g;
print "@location[0]\n";
%<--->%
Here is the HTML that $content contains:
WhatsUp Gold - Testing Box
... < LOTS OF STUFF CUT OUT > ...
test devic
I know that normally the question would be, how do I create a PDF from
perl. My question, is there a perl module that would allow me to open a
PDF and parse it for specific information?
There are a series of pdf files that are generated weekly. I want to
read the file and pull out about 15 lines
