[PHP] A searching problem in lists

[mickb]

Hello,

I'm not a Perl guru so I (still) have problems :-)
I use the following date structure, quite classic : a list of lists. I have
two instances of this structure, let's take a simple example :

list 1 : [ [toto,tata],[toto,titi] ]
list 2 : [ [toto,tutu],[tata,titi],[toto,titi] ]

My question is :
is there an efficient way to make this kind of research :

I want to know if [toto,titi] from list 1 is present in list 2.

Thanks for help.

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[PHP] Re : a searching problem in lists

[mickb]

Oops, sorry for my last mail. Not the good mailing-list :-)

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[PHP] Perl PHP output format mismatching

[mickb]

Hello,

I'm currently writing a PHP page, which uses a small Perl script. But I
encounter an annoying problem with endline character.

A small example :

$perl = new Perl();
$perl-eval('print toto\ntata');

In this configuration, the HTML page generated sends me :
toto tata

Of course and you should have understood already :-), I would like :
toto
tata

I suppose I have to do a little manipulation on the PHP streams to make them
correctly interpret the endline character returned by Perl. But I didn't find
what :(

Help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

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[PHP] PHP stdout stream

[mickb]

Hello,

I've a quite simple question : one of my PHP script executes a Perl script which
outputs a lot of text. My wish is to redirect PHP stdout stream to NULL,
executing the perl script, and after this make the stdout stream back to
normal. I've not found a solution in online documentation. Anyone could provide
help ?

thanks.

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[PHP] Re: PHP output stream

[mickb]

Thanks for your answer. I already have thought about your solution. The problem
is I have to use the Perl module for PHP. An example :

$perl = new Perl();
$perl-require('mct.pl');
$perl-MCT_polling();

where MCT_polling() is a function of my script mct.pl. I would find very strange
the fact it's impossible to manipulate PHP stdout stream.

[EMAIL PROTECTED] a #65533;crit :
 Hello,

 I've a quite simple question : one of my PHP script executes a Perl script
which
 outputs a lot of text. My wish is to redirect PHP stdout stream to NULL,
 executing the perl script, and after this make the stdout stream back to
 normal. I've not found a solution in online documentation. Anyone could
provide
 help ?


hi,

if your php and perl runs on unix :
system (perl perl_prg.pl  /dev/null);

N F
 thanks.



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[PHP] Re: PHP output stream

[mickb]

[EMAIL PROTECTED] a #65533;crit :
 Thanks for your answer. I already have thought about your solution. The
problem
 is I have to use the Perl module for PHP. An example :

 $perl = new Perl();
 $perl-require('mct.pl');
 $perl-MCT_polling();

 where MCT_polling() is a function of my script mct.pl. I would find very
strange
 the fact it's impossible to manipulate PHP stdout stream.

can't you edit the mct.pl script so the MCT_polling function won't
output anything ?
 N F

It's a solution indeed, but very annoying for multiples reasons. If I can't find
another way, I won't have the choice...

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