On Tue, 9 Sep 2003 at 14:50, Hanson, Rob opined:
HR:(ActiveState), or modules (Tk). This is a good list for any
HR:beginner(ish) question, no matter the subject... just as long as it is
HR:a Perl question.
i disagree - this list is for perl beginners cgi questions. if your perl
question does no
no matter the subject... just as long as it
> is a
> Perl question.
>
> Rob
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Li, Kit-Wing [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, September 09, 2003 2:40 PM
> To: cgi cgi-list
> Subject: accessing a hash map...
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> This
On Tue, 9 Sep 2003 14:39:58 -0400, "Li, Kit-Wing" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This may not be the right thread but I'd like to see if someone could point
> me to the right direction. I'm writing a CGI script to show current
> performance of the A
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Subject: accessing a hash map...
This may not be the right thread but I'd like to see if someone could point
me to the right direction. I'm writing a CGI script to show current
performance of the Apache server and I'm using Linux::stat to get the disk
IO for example. I can
This may not be the right thread but I'd like to see if someone could point
me to the right direction. I'm writing a CGI script to show current
performance of the Apache server and I'm using Linux::stat to get the disk
IO for example. I can seem to access the value of the hash reference(see
below
Hi all,
I have cgi.pl file in internet server. I would like to copy a log file(read
only file) in J:\ (which I map it to the other server) to my d:\temp folder.
With the following code, I got "can't open input : Permission denied"
message when I open th cgi.pl file thru IE brows
Hi all,
I have cgi.pl file in internet server. I would like to copy a log file(read
only file) in J:\ (which I map it to the other server) to my d:\temp folder.
With the following code, I got "can't open input : Permission denied"
message when I open th cgi.pl file thru IE brows
Hi all,
I have cgi.pl file in internet server. I would like to copy a log file(read
only file) in J:\ (which I map it to the other server) to my d:\temp folder.
With the following code, I got "can't open input : Permission denied"
message when I open th cgi.pl file thru IE brows
Hi all,
I have cgi.pl file in internet server. I would like to copy a log file(read
only file) in J:\ (which I map it to the other server) to my d:\temp folder.
With the following code, I got "can't open input : Permission denied"
message when I open th cgi.pl file thru IE brows
Thanks to All !!
I've understand that is not correct to use the map function to count the
occurences of letter in a variable string:
$var = "Good morning";
my $var2 = $var =~ tr/o//;
is simple and elegant solution.
Bye & Thanks
Angelo
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> I' d like to know if it' s possible to print the number
> of occurences of letter "o" inside a variable string,
> using perl function map.
$qty = $string =~ tr/o/o/;
Shortest and seemingly the fastest solution.
Jonathan Paton
Hi to All,
I' d like to know if it' s possible to print the number of occurences of
letter "o" inside a variable string,
using perl function map.
This is my code:
use CGI;
$var = "Good morning";
$num = map {"o"} $var;
print qq'
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