Moti A. Landes writes:
hi,
i am trying to parse information from a HTML file, save certian stuff in
variables and then take actions.
the only way i found i can do this is as follows:
$ua = LWP::UserAgent-new;
$request = HTTP::Request-new('GET', $url$interface.html);
$response =
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And of course that means there is no real need for the cpp perl
filter. IMHO, a preprocessor written into the core of Perl, like
regexes and associative arrays already are, is the one thing that Perl
is missing.
It's messy enough already.
Todd;
A 'create database' function will be a little bit more intensive than, say,
a 'create table' one. Depending on what kind of backend you have, you might
just be able to do it using SQL. However, you must know a few things about
the database, like the filenames for the database file, and
