@list1 = qw( artist awful billy blunder)
@list2 = qw( attitude blatherskite)
# something magical happens, and the contents of @list1
are now
# 'artist', 'attitude', 'awful', 'billy', 'blatherskite',
'blunder'
If the lists aren't too large, here's what I'd do:
@list1 =
I need find the IMG tag in the line below, substituting
for it the
phrase, IMAGE REMOVED
***
P align=centerIMG SRC="" ALT=LARGE-CAP
VALUE INDEX FUND
LOGO)/P
***
Notice the unbalanced parentheses. There is no opening parenthesis
to
match the closing one.
I have used the following
Same kind of question:
if this works from a DOS command prompt
in Windows XP:
C:\rename \test2\filea fileb
C:\ls \test2
fileb
why doesn't $x=`rename /test2/fileb
filec`;
the $x = null or empty.
the rename(old,new) did work. It
even MOVED the file.
I've included a little program here.
What I'm trying to do is run a timer when no keyboard or mouse activity
is active.
As soon as something happens reset my
timer. Ideally it would target a window that isn't associated with
this window,
but since its just a helper for me as
long as the bind
What happened to the perldoc -q FAQ
it seems to have been replaced by a FAQRegex?
I recently installed 5.8 and no longer
have the old FAQ to search through.
perldoc [options] PageName|ModuleName|ProgramName...
perldoc [options] -f BuiltinFunction
perldoc [options] -q FAQRegex
messages over a network.
In the end it means your responsible
for tracking lost messages they won't be retried.
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I desire to calculate the shortest path
from L1 to L4 (In the simple example).
Now I found these wonderful looking
graph function, but I'm obviously missing something.
---
sample code
use warnings;
use strict;
use Graph::Weighted;
my $g = Graph::Weighted-new(
data
Printing the results from the $SSSP
graph turns out to be a little more entailed then I
thought... pulled out the book that
pointed me to the graphs in the first place.
Anyway:
print @{ $SSSP-get_attribute(path,
L4)}\n;
#turned out to print that string L1
L5 L99 L4 that I was looking for.
Goodness I hope not without logging
into the server, because a lot of security would be going out the window.
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would a TCP broadcast achieve your goal?
remember that UDP is not guarantied traffic it can be discarded on a whim.
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with cygwin installed. cygwin is
just used to time stamp and check dates so this could easy be removed
and if you turn off log writing etc. I used the date to check if I should
rotate the logs.
Well find attached two .pl files.
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(See attached file: listener2.pl)(See
Did you try a none perlish solution like `copy \\Test/x.txt, C:\Temp`;
Or something like that?
Basil
pijush koley
Seems to me if you want to view the file while your aps running you
probably should be closing the file between writes anyway.
Just a though.
Basil
Sharon writes..
I have a hash of hashes.
The main key is the order number.
Then that order has a hash of info, for which the key/values are shown
below.
I have the retrieve and display code working. What I really want to do
is sort by the DATE. I figured out how to sort by the order number
myprog.pl
to
c:\myprog
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2. You are playing with fire doing direct substitutions on
HTML. Instead it is often better to use HTML::Parser and
let it tokenize tags for you. (There have been lots of
threads on this.) But if your HTML is simple enough, then
you can still use the above.
HELP!
I've tried to use
using @ARGV
I have yet to understand the love of this array.
Maybe I'm just plain silly but I like to use real variable names and stuff
so I usually do something like
my $param = shift || ; this was I don't get yelled at when I use
warnings if no param inputted and I can use a
You can also just throw in a * into a win2k cd command and if it resolved
to one address it works.
This is enabled and requires no registry changes.
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My problem with MODULES is you must also install them everywhere, if you
use one that is outside the default installation.
Of course the PASRE is not in the category with Activeperl.
One also must take the time to understand HOW the module works. I quickly
scanned PARSE when I went to use it and
I think so,
to replace all , with null in $_
try s/,//g;
Basil Daoust
Moreno, Javier \(GXS
To remove all commas from a string you could just do:
$string =~ s/,//g;
or
s/,//g; if data in $_
Or do I not understand the problem?
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