oks are just nice supplemental
information. The camel book and the cookbook are more than enough to
cover everything you need to know.
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27;t matter if you leave the result all on
one line or not.
I do prefer to replace \r instead of \n, because you only want to
replace the hard returns entered in the , and allow the rest
to flow normally. Historically, some browsers have inserted a \n when
the text in a set to wrap=virtual soft
ey're not being displayed. You could use a
, but then you loose soft wrapping and many other formatting
niceties.
So, the easy answer is to substitute for your carriage returns.
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For additional com
retty
simple in a script to find the first tuesday and see if it's > the 1st.
But, I can't really do that in the config file, since it is just read
in and the dates parsed when the script is run.
Any ideas there?
TIA
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ay of 3 items ends up being a single array
of 12 items).
So, the questions are, how do I handle the references so I can maintain
the 2-dimensional-ness of my hash values, but still access them by key,
and then how do I use each item, which is an array, in a foreach loop?
TIA
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On Tuesday, June 17, 2003, at 07:35 PM, Kristofer Hoch wrote:
Chad,
It isn't as big of a pain in the ass as you may think...Consider and
try
Ah, that's not too bad. Thanks, Kristofer.
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hem to
scalars first? Naw, that'd be a PITA.
Anyway, thanks for the solution!
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amed array,
such as "[EMAIL PROTECTED]".
3. The optional third parameter (-default) is the name of
the default menu choice. If not specified, the first
item will be the default. The values of the previous
choice will be maintained across queries.
...
Help?
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out recipe 20.9. One of my favorites.
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