Hello,
Just came across the original message, and found that this is
indeed perl, and your comments are probably correct.
My comments were specific to Shell script, not Perl script.
Bill Suetholz
On 08-Sep-00 Mervyn Jack wrote:
> Our programmer, Andrew, tells me the problem is with the lines
Hello,
On 08-Sep-00 Mervyn Jack wrote:
> Our programmer, Andrew, tells me the problem is with the lines...
> if [ $hessian_colour="twotone" ]; then
>
> The "=" set's $hession_colour to twotone and returns a TRUE to say the
> operation
> has been successful.
> You need to use a "==" to compare t
Hello,
Just came across the original message, and found that this is
indeed perl, and your comments are probably correct.
My comments were specific to Shell script, not Perl script.
Bill Suetholz
On 08-Sep-00 Mervyn Jack wrote:
> Our programmer, Andrew, tells me the problem is with the line
Hello,
On 08-Sep-00 Mervyn Jack wrote:
> Our programmer, Andrew, tells me the problem is with the lines...
> if [ $hessian_colour="twotone" ]; then
>
> The "=" set's $hession_colour to twotone and returns a TRUE to say the
> operation
> has been successful.
> You need to use a "==" to compare
On Thu, Sep 07, 2000 at 05:57:32PM -0600, Art Sackett wrote:
> On Fri, Sep 08, 2000 at 09:36:51AM +1000, ridgey wrote:
> > Below is a script I am writing, what it does it take in values from
> > webpage and basically just write them to a file.
>
> First thing to do is to stop writing perl like it's
On Fri, Sep 08, 2000 at 09:36:51AM +1000, ridgey wrote:
> Below is a script I am writing, what it does it take in values from webpage
> and basically just write them to a file.
First thing to do is to stop writing perl like it's sh. Second thing would
be to ditch cgi-lib.pl in favor of CGI.pm.
Our programmer, Andrew, tells me the problem is with the lines...
if [ $hessian_colour="twotone" ]; then
The "=" set's $hession_colour to twotone and returns a TRUE to say the operation
has been successful.
You need to use a "==" to compare the two values.
For String comparisons, you should real
Below is a script I am writing, what it does it take in values from webpage
and basically just write them to a file. What I am trying to do is: there
is heap of different sections on the page, hessian, linen and more to be
added. I want the script to ONLY write to file the section that is selecte
On Thu, Sep 07, 2000 at 05:57:32PM -0600, Art Sackett wrote:
> On Fri, Sep 08, 2000 at 09:36:51AM +1000, ridgey wrote:
> > Below is a script I am writing, what it does it take in values from
> > webpage and basically just write them to a file.
>
> First thing to do is to stop writing perl like it'
On Fri, Sep 08, 2000 at 09:36:51AM +1000, ridgey wrote:
> Below is a script I am writing, what it does it take in values from webpage
> and basically just write them to a file.
First thing to do is to stop writing perl like it's sh. Second thing would
be to ditch cgi-lib.pl in favor of CGI.pm.
Our programmer, Andrew, tells me the problem is with the lines...
if [ $hessian_colour="twotone" ]; then
The "=" set's $hession_colour to twotone and returns a TRUE to say the operation
has been successful.
You need to use a "==" to compare the two values.
For String comparisons, you should rea
Below is a script I am writing, what it does it take in values from webpage
and basically just write them to a file. What I am trying to do is: there
is heap of different sections on the page, hessian, linen and more to be
added. I want the script to ONLY write to file the section that is select
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