Hi, Bill,
For fast array operations, I like to use map.
Ex:
$testnum = 1;
map { $bool = 'true' if $_ == $testnum } @your_array;
Regards,
John
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Bill - compuserve <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi List
>
> I have an array and all I need to do is to find ou
Satish,
Unfortunately, you're in for some difficulty. The last time I checked,
due to Oracle's (IMHO ridiculous) licensing restrictions, DBD::Oracle
cannot be distributed compiled and ready to install e.g. in a ppm
package. Instead, you (officially) have to download it in source format
and then co
> -Original Message-
> Mathieu Longtin said:
>
> I'd suggest using POE (http://poe.perl.org). We're using it
> as a complex http server and it's been pretty nice.
>
> -Mathieu
>
POE looks very interesting.
I'm currently starting up a project to convert a complex C+
client/server app in
I'd suggest using POE (http://poe.perl.org). We're using it
as a complex http server and it's been pretty nice.
-Mathieu
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