I'm having an issue getting system() to put the contents of the
output into a variable on a winxp box. The following is the command
I'm testing
with.
$var = system(arp -a);
print $var;
$var always equals 0.
system() is working exactly as documented; its return value is the
return
Sorry for this email, but the list has been
rejecting my posts.
regards,
-Juan Carlos Cruz
DadaSenior DeveloperCital Web Solutions
I forgot to mention, this is an Oracle database with the Oracle ODBC driver
version 8.01.05.00
At 5/28/2003 10:27 AM, Toni M. Vatcher wrote:
Hi -
I am using the following:
perl 5.005_03
ActivePerl Build 522
ActiveState Perl Debugger 1.2
Windows 2000
I didn't have any problems on Windows NT.
As far as I know this is standard Perl functionality -- I've used it on
Solaris, Linux and Windows (ActiveState Perl)...
--Jay
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On Wed, May 28, 2003 at 10:22:18AM -0700, intertwingled wrote:
viktoras wrote:
Though I certainly do not think PHP is better than Perl simply because
PHP is just a language for www,
I disagree with that. PHP is in fact a general purpose scripting language,
and I have used it as such.
As a
Hi,
How can I get https working in Perl? It looks like I need SSLeay package.
However, when I try to issue ppm install SSLeay, I got cannot find
SSLeay.
Does Perl really support SSL? If not, I have to look for other
alternative.
Thanks
Jack
Worked for me.
Tony
Juan Carlos Cruz Dada wrote:
Sorry for this email, but the list has been rejecting my
posts. regards,-
Juan Carlos Cruz Dada
Senior Developer
Cital Web Solutions
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Even the safest course is fraught with peril.
Mark, you have ONE 100,000 line perl procedure?
Geesh, ever thought about dividing that puppy up into
modules? =)
Friend of mine on efnet #php just informed me that
he has written and IRC bot that is about 10,000 lines
of PHP code. Not too bad.
Sure, PHP is a baby perl. But remember, perl
On Wed, May 28, 2003 at 11:43:15AM -0700, intertwingled wrote:
Mark Mielke wrote:
On Wed, May 28, 2003 at 10:22:18AM -0700, intertwingled wrote:
As a baby Perl, sure. How many 100,000 lines PHP applications have you
managed? (100,000 lines of HTML with PHP snippets throughout do not count)
AS I stated before, each language has some stronger functions than others...
and we as developers, architects, analysts or whatever we are have the
ability to get the most of them and combine them for the most efective
solutions.
;-)
While we don't get addicted to just one development language,
Hi all,
First, a clarification: The LANGUAGE is seriously flawed.
* One single namespace polluted with global functions.
* Ridiculously similar functions:
- sort, asort, ksort, usort, uasort, uksort, rsort, arsort
- ereg, eregi
- mysql_connect, mysql_pconnect
-
From: intertwingled [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Oh, I use Perl to write CGI scripts all the time.
I just don't use CGI.pm, because I think it's a
silly module.
Tony
I agree to a degree. Especialy yhe HTML generation code should have
been in a different module.
What do use?
Jenda
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