I'm presently learning the language for more general purpose (eg. File
parsing, OO development, DB programs) and, believe it or not Perl for
Dummies got me writing simple programs pretty quickly. Frankly, the book cut
away all of the complexities that you don't need when learning a new
language an
I seem to have uncovered a flaw in Perl's regex function, if not than I'm
freakin clueless. Notice the following code:
#! /usr/sbin/perl
$foo = qq!wes/wes/wes!;
print "$foo\n"; # returns wes/wes/wes
($foo = $foo) =~ s/\/\//g;
print "$foo\n"; # returns wes/wes/wes even though I told it to repl
Title: RE: Which books to buy?
Hi Andrew,
For web
development, I bought “CGI Programming with Perl” – O’Reilly’s – Scott Guelich –
ISBN: 1-56592-419-3.
I find
good. The examples are quite easy to understand and not so long (short
appletts).
If you
develop C
hi
u can also install it using my.exe -install and
then open the services console (located in
administrative tools for win nt ,2000)..in there u can
start your service
sunil
--- Eric Logeson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> thanks, exactly the info I needed
>
>
> -Original Message
I just noticed this same problem this morning after upgrading from 629 to 630. I use
the system for certain DOS commands and found
that the DOS Copy command was failing. After over an hour of experimentation, I too
narrowed it down to the system call. Originally,
I used it as:
system('copy','fi
