Thanks Charles,
I got what I wanted to work by replacing while with for.
--Teresa
Charles K. Clarkson wrote:
T Raymond <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
: If there is a word in $words[$n], is the following expression for
: while valid? --Teresa
Define "valid".
We can test the
Hello everyone:
If there is a word in $words[$n], is the following expression for while
valid? --Teresa
#get letters into array
my @letters;
my $length = 1;
while ($words[$n])
{
@letters=split//;
}
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Hi Charles and everyone,
It turns out I was clearing my hash each time because it was
re-initializing every time. Once I stopped doing that, my error went
away. Thanks everyone for your tips and help, I will try to incorporate
your tips in my programs.
--Tee
Charles K. Clarkson wrote:
T
Hi,
This is a homework assignment but we are allowed to get help.
--Tee
T Raymond wrote:
Hi all,
Please advise me about my logic/syntax errors. I can't seem to figure
out how to write in a logical sequence this code. I'm also getting an
error which I don't understand whic
Hi all,
Please advise me about my logic/syntax errors. I can't seem to figure
out how to write in a logical sequence this code. I'm also getting an
error which I don't understand which states that m/^$first_name/ has an
uninitialized variable.
-Tee
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use CGI qw(:all);
use CGI:
Anas,
I think it is doing that because it is the secure protocol. Presumably, I
think that means that others can't tap into it unless they have a username
and password or some other authorized access. If you're trying to extract
from your own site, then I think you need to download the html into
Hi Sean,
I'm not sure but try taking out "$q ->" in front of your print statements.
i.e.: print header();
my $value=$q->param('upload_file');
Also, in the above you set the value of my $value but then do not use it
elsewhere in your script. In the below you end up using the value of my $value.
