Re: Some questions
Hi Martin, You should start learning regular expressions e.g. by typing perldoc perlre or probably better with one of the Perl Books. Probably Learning Perl 3rd edition can be a good choice though I have seen only the 2nd yet. and now your examples: I want to know what this lines can mean. I have a lot of lines like that to understand. s/à/a/g replace all occurance of à by a in the variable $_ $qte1 =~ /\s*//g ; replace al white spaces (spac, tab) in the string in $qte1 $usager =~ s/-/_/g ; replace dash by underscore $ppa =~ /o/i this does not mean anything on its own (but in an if statement it would return TRUE if the string in $ppa conatins either o or O regards -- Gabor Thanks a lot Martin -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Gabor Szabo http://www.tracert.com/ Web site monitoring Web application development Perl training -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: getch()
$c = getc(STDIN); or in shorter way $c = getc; then ord($c); returns the ascii value so in short ord(getc()); -- Gabor On 2001.07.11 17:14 Thomas Jakub wrote: In c++, there is a functio, getch(), which returns the variable of the key you pressed - like enter would be 13. How could I do this in perl? __ Do You Yahoo!? Get personalized email addresses from Yahoo! Mail http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/ -- Gabor Szabo http://www.tracert.com/ Web backend development Phone: +972-(0)54-624648
Re: multiple threads
if a program spawns multiple children, does that mean it has multiple threads? no, that means is has multiple processes you'll be able to see them (if you are fast enough :) by typing ps axuw on the command prompt of your UNIX system Perl isn't too good at threading -- Gabor -- Gabor Szabo http://www.tracert.com/ Web backend development Phone: +972-(0)54-624648
Re: Errors
#1 - tried that and still getting the ISE, so it must be a compiler error ... I didn't know all of those tips - that will help me with this problem (and w/ future ones, too) - now if I could just find out what the compiler problem is ... the syntax checks out ... I can't telnet execute the script in their environment. if your script compiles on windows but (probably) not on the UNIX machine then 1) are you sure you are upload the file as ascii file ? (not binary) 2) maybe you are trying tu use a module that is not on that system 3) try to put __END__ in your script , the compiler will ignore the rest of the file so you might be able to see exatly where is the line that causes the problem -- Gabor -- Gabor Szabo http://www.tracert.com/ Web backend development Phone: +972-(0)54-624648
Re: Shifting bits
you can also type in perldoc perlop and search for bitwise in the file or you can also search bitwise on www.perldoc.com there you can find explanation on how these things work. -- Gabor On 2001.07.09 20:26 Camilo Gonzalez wrote: Yes, and -Original Message- From: Brian Jackson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, July 09, 2001 12:26 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Shifting bits Unfortunately I don't have any Perl books available to me at this time and I am trying to find the answer to this on the web, but have had no luck thus far...does anyone know if there is a shift operator in Perl that allow me to shift bits.
Re: cgi help
It is most likely the missing first line : make sure you print this as the first line of the output print Content-type: text/html\n\n; then comes your HTML output or better yet use the following: use CGI; my $q=new CGI; print $q-header; read about the CGI module by typing perldoc CGI on you command line and check your script by executing it from the command line. -- Gabor www.tracert.com On 2001.06.23 22:58 Michael P. Carel wrote: Hi there, Is there any one who can help with my problem regarding perl cgi's. I've encountering problemwith my webpages when i execute my cgi prog, heres my error messages in my page: Internal Server Error The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request. Please contact the server administrator, root@localhost and inform them of the time the error occurred, and anything you might have done that may have caused the error. More information about this error may be available in the server error log. Please help me. mike
Re: Again : Including other files
Hi Rajeev, it is the approach of perl4: without modules, You can use this but it will be better for you if created a module (or modules) from the included file and use that module. the performance difference is neglectable compared to the runtime of a script. see perldoc perlmod -- Gabor Rajeev Rumale wrote: Hi, I have a similar situation in my project. I have created a file like mylib.pl and I put all my subroutines into it. In every page which I use i just add a line require mylib.pl IT works fine for me. I would like to know 1. if this approch is Good 2. Is their any performance problem compared to writing the subs directly in main. 3. Is there any better approch. with regards Rajeev Rumale -- Gabor Szabo http://www.tracert.com/ Web backend development Phone: +972-(0)54-624648
