Re: listserv vs. Google Group

2005-03-23 Thread Ed Summers
On Wed, Mar 23, 2005 at 11:11:22AM -0600, Doran, Michael D wrote: > The fact that perl4lib postings also go to Google Groups should at least > be mentioned in the "WELCOME to perl4lib@perl.org" automated > subscription response (preferably at the top). Nothing was in there as > of my July 30, 2003

Re: mailing lists vs. Google Groups (Usenet)

2005-03-23 Thread Andy Lester
On Wed, Mar 23, 2005 at 11:11:22AM -0600, Doran, Michael D ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Although serving a similar purpose, I make a distinction between > listservs and news groups. The main distinction being that I assume the > audience for the listserv is the people who explicitly subscribe to

listserv vs. Google Group

2005-03-23 Thread Doran, Michael D
I'm not sure that everybody who subscribes to this listserv is aware that perl4lib listserv postings end up in the perl.perl4lib Google Group. I know that I was a bit surprised to find that out. Although serving a similar purpose, I make a distinction between listservs and news groups. The main

Re: Syntax for Multiple conditions

2005-03-23 Thread Paul Hoffman
On Mar 21, 2005, at 1:47 PM, Bryan Baldus wrote: See perldoc perlop for Equality Operators. I believe: if ($field_100 && (($fic == '1') and ($juvie == 'j'))) { should be if ($field_100 && (($fic eq '1') and ($juvie eq 'j'))) { Also, the parens aren't necessary: if ($field_100 and $fix eq