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Hello
everyone:
Does anyone know of
a perl module that can track changes within active directory, similar to what
the PSearch control can do that the ldap servers support?
If anyone knows of such a perl module, pls
provide me with an example as well. I am newbie to
Perl.
I have a situation where I need to build a hash with output from a
subroutine.
Here it is in plain english. I can include the actual script if need
be.
I have an array built from a separate sub that contains IP addresses.
I have another sub that does a reverse address lookup to obtain the
host
Because you undef'd $/, chomp has nothing to act on. Chomp uses $/ to
determine what to remove from the end of the line.
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From: Sabherwal, Balvinder (MBS)
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From: Sabherwal, Balvinder
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To: 'Arms, Mike' ; '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Sent: Mon 2003 Jul 21 15:42
Subject: RE: Chomp failing on NT
The fine was created using vim on the NT machine and I tried deleting
andre-creating it again which did
See if vim is set to use 'nix style line endings. If it is, set it to DOS
style line endings and try chomp again...
--hsm
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Sabherwal, Balvinder (MBS)
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anyone knows where I can find a good perl module to
calculate sales tax for Canada?
I was trying to do it myself but seems to be more
complicated than I thought.
I need to calculate the HST, GST, and
PST.
Thanks.
Here is the code for reading the file
local $/ = undef; # read the entire file in one go
hmm, the '$/' is a special variable used by chomp.
The default value is the newline char
open(IN, 'c:\tmp\dba_maint_nj2') || die Can't open pwd file:
$!; $pwd = IN;
# $pwd =~ s/\s*$/; #
Eyrich, Christian would like to recall the message, Chomp failing on NT.
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Hello, Ed.
I'm not exactly clear on what you are doing or what the problem is.
Let's see if this code essentially captures what you are doing:
my @ip_addresses = get_ip_addresses();
my @ip_map = ();
for ( @ip_addresses )
{
# Do the reverse name lookup if we have not seen this IP
Just some follow-up code to show that Dave is correct.
perl -e $s=qq(test\n); $/ = undef; chomp $s; print qq('$s');
output:
'test
'
Good catch, Dave.
--
Mike Arms
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From: Dustin, Dave [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, July 21, 2003 3:03 PM
To: 'Sabherwal,
I note that you did not look at the actaul raw contents of
the file like I recommended.
You set $/ to undef so that you can slurp the whole
file into the scalar. Are you sure your file doesn't have
two CR-LF in it (assuming the contents are just the
password)?
So examine the contents of the
I have an input coming from scrolling textbox
eg.
$description = qq~
This is my description. Here goes a couple of
headings in it
Heading abc:
this is the heading one and needs to bold and
underlined
Heading xyz:
needs to bold and underlined too.
description continues here
~;
I am
Hugh S. Myers wrote:
See if vim is set to use 'nix style line endings. If it is, set it to DOS
style line endings and try chomp again...
Bad advice which will confuse people and make them do the wrong thing.
Perl handles either with no problem. Every one of my scripts has
UNIX style line
Arms, Mike wrote:
Hello, Ed.
I'm not exactly clear on what you are doing or what the problem is.
Let's see if this code essentially captures what you are doing:
my @ip_addresses = get_ip_addresses();
my @ip_map = ();
That should be:
my %ip_map = ();
for ( @ip_addresses )
Can't you do something like:
foreach (@IpAddy)
{
$Myhash{$_} = gethostbyIP($_);
}
if your sub isn't being called, then you should make sure that your IP sub
is returning a list that you store in your array. (ie: print it out.)
-Wayne Simmons
-Original Message-
From: Ed Welsh
Sara wrote:
I have an input coming from scrolling textbox eg.
$description = qq~
This is my description. Here goes a couple of headings in it
Heading abc:
this is the heading one and needs to bold and underlined
Heading xyz:
needs to bold and underlined too.
description continues here
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