There was DEFINETLY a race condition, I used a technique similar to this:
http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/WebTechniques/col54.html
to solve the problem. There were so many instances where either the live or
the temp file would have been overwritten, it wasn't even, well funny.
for the curious
At 08:42 PM 9/10/2001 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Hello,
>Can some one please suggest me a pointer to do easy date manipulations in
>perl.
>I have dates as strigs I need to compare 2 dates and may
>be sort an array of dates(Strings).
>
>Thanks
>s-
Look at the Date modules on CPAN. I quite l
At 08:42 PM 9/10/2001 -0600, Justin Simoni wrote:
> > Well, what was your $! when the rename failed? If it was "cross-device
> link",
> > then you attempted something that you really can't do.
>
>I don't think it was anything like that, as with many :) real world
>problems, it's a bit more compl
> Well, what was your $! when the rename failed? If it was "cross-device link",
> then you attempted something that you really can't do.
I don't think it was anything like that, as with many :) real world
problems, it's a bit more complicated than that. The file in question on my
failure was an
Hello,
Can some one please suggest me a pointer to do easy date manipulations in perl.
I have dates as strigs I need to compare 2 dates and may
be sort an array of dates(Strings).
Thanks
s-
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> "Justin" == Justin Simoni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> Yes, and surprisingly enough, it's called "rename". :)
Justin> I've had bad luck using rename, I've had to copy the file to
Justin> the new name and deep six the old, check out File::Copy, I
Justin> think it ironically, has a functio
> > Yes, and surprisingly enough, it's called "rename". :)
>
> I've had bad luck using rename, I've had to copy the file to the new name
> and deep six the old, check out File::Copy, I think it ironically, has a
> function called copy(), or even cp(), my memory eludes me.
There's also one called
> Yes, and surprisingly enough, it's called "rename". :)
I've had bad luck using rename, I've had to copy the file to the new name
and deep six the old, check out File::Copy, I think it ironically, has a
function called copy(), or even cp(), my memory eludes me.
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> "Scott" == Scott Heckel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Scott> Is there a function that will let you rename a file from say
Scott> file.txt to file.bck? Thanks.
Yes, and surprisingly enough, it's called "rename". :)
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Is there a function that will let you rename a file from say file.txt to file.bck?
Thanks.
- Scott
I used
my $IA = param('IA');
$IA = "(no answer)" if(/$IA/) eq (//);
so the words (no answer) came up for a blank IA
Helen
"Simon K. Chan" wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
>
> Let's say I have this snippet of code for a checkbox:
>
>
>
> $name = param('bill');
>
> If the box is checked, $name will have
Hi,
Oops - sorry - didn't see you were printing to the mailfile -
Nevermind that one.
You may not have permissions to open the mailfile. Try printing $! and
see what you get as an error. It's always best to do error trapping on
open() calls. If you print $! to standard output, you will need
>i have a cgi script to enter user data, etc. i am also loading a couple
>images. when the cgi comes up on my web browser, ( i am running rh7.1,
>apache 1.3.19 PHP/4.04p11 mod_perl/1.24_01 and using opera ) the form is
>there fine and works. my images don't show up. there is no error in th
Hi,
You need to establish your headers before you print anything.
Lisa Wolfisch Nyman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> IT Warrior Princess
"Life is too short to wear ugly underwear."
Get the facts at http://quickfacts.census.gov/
On Mon, 10 Sep 2001, Peter Bosmans wrote:
> But if i comment the 3 lines be
Hi,
I've a little problem.
The next cgiscript doesn't work. (The mailfile will be created but i get
a server error at my browser)
But if i comment the 3 lines between "comment out", then this script
will work. (i see the generated HTML-page at my browser)
Does anybody see what the problem is ?
Would something like this help?
$i=1
while(my $line=)
{
chomp $line;
push @integer,$line; # push a scalar onto the array
print "Enter another integer, please: ";
last if ++$i>=10;
}
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From: "David Draley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent:
i have a cgi script to enter user data, etc. i am also loading a couple
images. when the cgi comes up on my web browser, ( i am running rh7.1,
apache 1.3.19 PHP/4.04p11 mod_perl/1.24_01 and using opera ) the form is
there fine and works. my images don't show up. there is no error in the
error
At 09:30 AM 9/10/2001 -0500, David Simcik wrote:
>Hey all,
> I'm trying to modify an existing script that searches a test file
> for what
>one could qualify as normal phonebook style entries; name, phone #, email
>addy, etc. We've got an internal presentation coming up in two weeks, and m
Hello -
I am trying to put an @array in a loop that stores STDIN. Every time I run
my program I can't get out of the loop. Is there a command that pushes the
program out of the loop or do I need to use $
print "Please enter 10 integer values.\n";
$i = 1;
while ($i <= 10)
Hey all,
I'm trying to modify an existing script that searches a test file for what
one could qualify as normal phonebook style entries; name, phone #, email
addy, etc. We've got an internal presentation coming up in two weeks, and my
boss would like to WAP-ify this directory for it. That
Yea its matter of choice.
If you want you can use the file name which is submitted ($filename) or you
can write have your own file name assigned to it.
The later option is genrally used when you want to be sure that no existing
file is over written.
As the Perl gurus always says, "U can do it i
Thank you very much. Now I get the file. But how do I get the name of the
file now? Is it the matter of choice : the file or its name?:)
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From: Rajeev Rumale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Konstantin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, September 20, 2001
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