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provide. The following page will provide details and a
link to download the tarball.
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Dave Hoover
"Twice blessed is help unlooked for." --Tolkien
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Below is code to generate one or two forms...
When both forms are generated the "hidden" value for the second form is not
getting replaced with the "correct" value...
Does anyone see a problem with this code ?
Thanks in advance ...
print $q->p($q->center(
"Items from $REQUEST{
If you don't specify a LIMIT argument to split(), it chops off trailing null
values, so your last few fields aren't listed.
If you pass a negative argument, though, it'll pass those trailing nulls. So
what you want is:
my @asLine = split (/,/, $_, -1);
Here's my code:
$string =
'Broken,Heart
* John Edwards ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [28 Jun 2001 14:35]:
> Hi. I'm writing some cgi to process an input (passed via URL encoding
> on the end of the URL) and return to the browser the selected mp3,
> streamed.
> I've got some code that generates a m3u file, with the URL to the
> right mp3, writes
On Thu, 28 Jun 2001, Brian Bukeavich wrote:
> Input data looks like:
> Broken,Heart,36,20,05,05/03/2000,F,6,5,4,5,5,8,5,5,5,48,06,12,01,,,
>
> I am expecting:
> Field 1 = Broken
> Field 2 = Heart
> Field 3 = 36
> Field 4 = 20
> Field 5 = 05
> Field 6 = 05/03/2000
> Field 20 = ""
> Field 21 = ""
>
Input data looks like:
Broken,Heart,36,20,05,05/03/2000,F,6,5,4,5,5,8,5,5,5,48,06,12,01,,,
I am expecting:
Field 1 = Broken
Field 2 = Heart
Field 3 = 36
Field 4 = 20
Field 5 = 05
Field 6 = 05/03/2000
Field 20 = ""
Field 21 = ""
Field 22 = ""
Original Message Follows
From: Curtis Poe <[EMA
perl -e 'print "Enter your values as 1,2,3...:";
$_=<>;
chomp;
my @asLine=split (/,/, $_);
foreach (@asLine) {
print "asLine[".$i++."]=<$_>\n";
}'
You may want to see what you have
print "<$_>\n"
for example just before you try the split ...
-Original Message-
From:
--- Brian Bukeavich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I need a little help with the split function. I'm trying to split a line
> based on comma delimeters(,), but when I use the syntax below I don't get
> the results I expect. What am I doing wrong? Is there a an special escape
> sequence for a co
On Thu, 28 Jun 2001, Brian Bukeavich wrote:
> I need a little help with the split function. I'm trying to split a line
> based on comma delimeters(,), but when I use the syntax below I don't get
> the results I expect. What am I doing wrong? Is there a an special escape
> sequence for a comma?
I need a little help with the split function. I'm trying to split a line
based on comma delimeters(,), but when I use the syntax below I don't get
the results I expect. What am I doing wrong? Is there a an special escape
sequence for a comma?
my @asLine = split (/,/, $_);
Thanks
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That's good. I thought that's what the error was. The list must finally be teaching
me something.
>>> Curtis Poe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 06/28/01 03:07PM >>>
--- "RDWest Sr." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi yall,
> maybe i been up too long... i'm confused with this...script works
>
--- "RDWest Sr." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi yall,
> maybe i been up too long... i'm confused with this...script works
>fine but
> returns errors with use strict...
> could someone plz explain what i'm doing wrong?
> tx
'use strict' will, amongst other things, force you to pre
Well, I used to put something like the following at the top of my programs:
#D:/perl/bin/perl.exe -wT
# Last updated June 22, 2001
#
# Program: sys_admin.cgi
# Author: Curtis Poe
# Date Created: May 29, 2001
# Purpose: This program drives the various pa
hi yall,
maybe i been up too long... i'm confused with this...script works fine
but returns errors with use strict...
could someone plz explain what i'm doing wrong?
tx
#!perl
use strict;
print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
#**
At 09:24 AM 6/28/01 -0500, David Simcik wrote:
>Hey,
> I, like the rest of you, am always looking for ways to make my
> life more
>convenient. Especially when coding. To this end, I am looking to fashion a
>well-rounded template doc that I can use in Homesite (where I do most of my
>work
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Hi. I'm writing some cgi to process an input (passed via URL encoding on the
end of the URL) and return to the browser the selected mp3, streamed.
I've got some code that generates a m3u file, with the URL to the right mp3,
writes that m3u to the disk on the server and redirects the browser to th
Hey,
I, like the rest of you, am always looking for ways to make my life more
convenient. Especially when coding. To this end, I am looking to fashion a
well-rounded template doc that I can use in Homesite (where I do most of my
work right now) made up of the essential pieces I'd expect to
Your simplified version worked fine - thank you - your deduction
regarding the quoting seems to have been correct. Apologies for not
replying earlier but BT (who seem to own our wan) decided to block
everything but 'web' from our site and it has taken until now to get
smtp and pop reinstated.
Th
Hi Rajeev,
it is the approach of perl4: without modules,
You can use this but it will be better for you if created a module
(or modules) from the included file and use that module.
the performance difference is neglectable compared to the runtime of a
script.
see
perldoc perlmod
-- Gabor
I recommend you test your program from the command line first. When it works
from the command line, find an iplanet newsgroup for advice on iplanet.
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From: "nila devaraj" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Hal Wigoda" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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