Oddly enough, I was improving the shining hour in a hospital waiting room
earlier today by reading the camel book Chapter 23 Security. There is a
good discussion of this whole topic, bearing very exactly on what Luinrandir
is trying to do.
L, if you haven't already got this book "Programming Perl
Hi Luinrandir,
> Anyone know about this? or can I just:
> #Open to read
> open (DataFile, "$_[0]")||die "Sorry, I can't open $_[0]\n";
> flock (DataFile,2);
>@Data =;
> #open to write
> open DataFile, ">$_[0]")||DieNice3("Can't write to $_[0]");
> flock (DataFile,2);
> foreach $Data(@Data
I need to read and write to a file before allowing the anyone else to read
or write.
I found this on the web.. but it does not work...maybe its my version of
perl?
http://htmlfixit.com/cgi-tutes/tutorial_Perl_Primer_011_File_manipulation_with_Perl.php
File Operation modes:
open:
<$file&path Re
> perldoc -f my
> perldoc -f package
> perldoc perlmod
> perldoc Exporter
Also along the same lines, you can get rid of alot of the grunt work
by using the following on the unix command line (not sure about win32,
sorry ... but try anyway).
h2xs -AXn ModuleName
The result will be a fully
Thanks for the hint - mainly, I'd misplaced the $ sign (story of my
life...).
The problem is by no means fixed yet, as there are several other components
which have been kind of bashed to fit and need to be straightened out, but I
think I now know what to do.
Rgds, GStC.
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