Tracy Hurley wrote:
Camilo,
I don't think you need to put $email in quotes to do the check, but it
works if you do. Try this:
if $email =~/@.*@/g || $email =~ /\n/s;
Hope it helps,
Tracy
New to the list, so apologies if I post incorrectly.
On Feb 28, 2004, at 11:50 PM, Camilo Gonzalez
zsdc wrote:
Tracy Hurley wrote:
Camilo,
I don't think you need to put $email in quotes to do the check, but
it works if you do. Try this:
if $email =~/@.*@/g || $email =~ /\n/s;
It still might not be secure depanding on how $email is being used
later. Is it used in a system() call? In
Camilo Gonzalez wrote:
zsdc wrote:
Tracy Hurley wrote:
Camilo,
I don't think you need to put $email in quotes to do the check, but
it works if you do. Try this:
if $email =~/@.*@/g || $email =~ /\n/s;
It still might not be secure depanding on how $email is being used
later. Is it used in a
R. Joseph Newton wrote:
Andrew Gaffney wrote:
sub generate_report_html([EMAIL PROTECTED]@) {
my ($title, $columns, $data) = @_;
$data is prototyped as an array/list, but you receive it here as a scalar. If
you must use the damned prototype, it should be:
sub
Hello all,
Sorry to reply so late. Here is the code that worked for me.
%frequency_words = ();
while(){
chomp;
$frequency_words{$_}++;
}
@words_found = keys %frequency_words;
foreach $word (@words_found){
R. Joseph Newton wrote:
John wrote:
How can activate the caps lock while the user write in a perl programt (Perl/Tk)
Why would you want to do that?!?
John, if you want to do that because you need to have your input all in
caps, then use uc:
$text = uc $text;
You will need to add:
use
WC -Sx- Jones wrote:
zsdc wrote:
WC -Sx- Jones wrote:
Can we please leave the Perl Golf in the appropriate context or at
least make a warning in/at the start of the message that the post
may confuse beginners?
I didn't make any warning in my last post. I wrote an explaination
instead. I hope
That's a nice method but i would prefer to activate the CAPS-LOCK and user
write in capitals in my text entry widget
- Original Message -
From: zsdc [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: John [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Perl Beginners [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, February 29, 2004 1:21 PM
Subject: Re:
In a message dated 2/29/2004 7:31:49 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
That's a nice method but i would prefer to activate the CAPS-LOCK and user
write in capitals in my text entry widget
I can't think of how (or why) you'd want to do that. If you want them to type
in caps,
=pod
What would the best approach to account for ALL strings matched?
(In other words I want to display as complete a list as possible to
determine all strings that would be matched...)
=cut
sub verp_mung {
my $addr = $_[0];
$addr =~
Hello everyone,
To tell the truth I am not really interested in becoming a Perl programmer.
I only have one question: I have a Perl script and I would like to run it on Windows
xp. Could anyone tell me which Perl I should install and, as simply as possible, what
I should do exactly to run the
From: KENNETH JANUSZ [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is there a tool like TOAD that I can use with PERL on Windows XP
Prof.?
Thanks much,
Ken Janusz, CPIM
You mean Tool for Oracle Application Developers?
http://www.quest.com/toad/
Well it seems it was meant to run under WinXP though I don't see how
is
On Sunday 29 February 2004 04:32 am, Katia Kermanidis wrote:
Hello everyone,
To tell the truth I am not really interested in becoming a Perl programmer.
I only have one question: I have a Perl script and I would like to run it
on Windows xp. Could anyone tell me which Perl I should install
I have a script that processes a form input. What I want to do is this:
I have form elements:
-radio_group1
-radio_group2
-textfield: takes 6 digits depending on the user' selection.
I want the textfield to be populated with 00 if the user select radio_group2.
Any idea on how to do that
On Feb 29, 2004, at 6:30 AM, John wrote:
That's a nice method but i would prefer to activate the CAPS-LOCK and
user
write in capitals in my text entry widget
I would prefer you didn't. ;)
The keyboard takes commands from me, not the computer. If a program
started monkeying with my control of
I would recommend downloading activeperl from
http://www.activestate.com/Products/Download/Register.plex?id=ActivePerl
They don't need your personal information for you to download it. Get the
windows MSI package. Once you have installed it, open the command prompt (It
should be in accessories)
Wc -Sx- Jones wrote:
=pod
What would the best approach to account for ALL strings matched?
(In other words I want to display as complete a list as possible to
determine all strings that would be matched...)
=cut
$ podchecker ~/Wc-Sx-Jones.email
*** WARNING: file does not start with =head
Chern Jian Leaw wrote:
Hi,
Hello,
I have a script written below (by John Krahn and WC-Sx-Jones from this
mailing list) which changes the file format from:
#cat PSCS-ORIG
abinabdu adanie2 agibson agoh1aiabouse
akko alau alee1alee2amitb
amohdali amshams anmohand
Hi all
This may be more appropriate in another perl forum, but I'll ask any
way.
I have two perl scripts, 1 running in the cgi-bin with a browser
and an email output and the email address to me at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
and this runs fine. I have another perl script running in another
folder(out side
John W. Krahn wrote:
Wc -Sx- Jones wrote:
=pod
What would the best approach to account for ALL strings matched?
(In other words I want to display as complete a list as possible to
determine all strings that would be matched...)
=cut
$ podchecker ~/Wc-Sx-Jones.email
:) I was wondering why no one
Andrew Gaffney [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
: code
: package Skyline;
:
: big SNIP of other module code
:
: sub generate_report_html([EMAIL PROTECTED]@) {
:my ($title, $columns, $data) = @_;
Here begins my problems with prototypes. Let's try
this sample script:
sub
Thanks for your reply Mark.
Yes, I'm using print
Content-type: text/html; to
print the browser reply, but not in the email content.
I'm not using use CGI
qw(:standard) in any of the scripts.
Bearing in mind the email in the first script works perfect, but in the
second it does not??
Cheers
Charles K. Clarkson wrote:
Andrew Gaffney [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
: code
: package Skyline;
:
: big SNIP of other module code
:
: sub generate_report_html([EMAIL PROTECTED]@) {
:my ($title, $columns, $data) = @_;
Here begins my problems with prototypes. Let's try
this sample script:
sub
I am a beginner at PERL, PERL modules, and UNIX. I installed RADIATOR on
my Ultra 2 with Solaris 8. Before I can configure RADIATOR I need to
install several modules (e.g. MD4, ldap, openSSL). The first module I
have attempted to install is MD4. I began by finding out what the
default PERL path
I have an email I am doing, but there is so much data and I am running into
problems on wrapping of lines on the screen. I use sendmail and Sender, but would be
open to anything that would allow me to imitate the RTF which one can write as part of
Outlook. It can not be an attachment.
On Sunday 29 February 2004 17:20, [EMAIL PROTECTED] generously enriched
virtual reality by making up this one:
Hi
I have a script that processes a form input. What I want to do is this:
I assume you are talking about a html form.
I have form elements:
-radio_group1
-radio_group2
--As of Sunday, February 29, 2004 6:58 PM -0500, Bruce, Clifford is alleged
to have said:
I am a beginner at PERL, PERL modules, and UNIX. I installed RADIATOR on
my Ultra 2 with Solaris 8. Before I can configure RADIATOR I need to
install several modules (e.g. MD4, ldap, openSSL). The first
On Monday 01 March 2004 02:06, wolf blaum generously enriched virtual reality
by making up this one:
On Sunday 29 February 2004 17:20, [EMAIL PROTECTED] generously
enriched virtual reality by making up this one:
Hi
I have a script that processes a form input. What I want to do is this:
Charles K. Clarkson wrote:
Here begins my problems with prototypes. Let's try
this sample script:
sub generate_report_html([EMAIL PROTECTED]@);
which could also be written:
sub generate_report_html($$$);
with much greater clarity.
my $title= 'foo';
my @column_names = 1 ..
Clifford Bruce wrote:
I am a beginner at PERL, PERL modules, and UNIX. I installed RADIATOR on
my Ultra 2 with Solaris 8. Before I can configure RADIATOR I need to
install several modules (e.g. MD4, ldap, openSSL). The first module I
have attempted to install is MD4. I began by finding out
I am trying to understand how this works. For example:
my $n = @$a @$b ? @$a : @$b;
I understand this is a conditional statement I am just not sure what is
being compared with ? and :.
--Paul
Perl wrote:
I am trying to understand how this works. For example:
my $n = @$a @$b ? @$a : @$b;
I understand this is a conditional statement I am just not sure what is
being compared with ? and :.
I believe that the above just assigns a true or false (1 or 0) to $n. The statement is the
same
Perl wrote:
I am trying to understand how this works. For example:
my $n = @$a @$b ? @$a : @$b;
I understand this is a conditional statement I am just not sure what is
being compared with ? and :.
That is same as:
my $n;
if ( @$a @$b ) {
$n = @$a;
}
else {
$n = @$b;
}
Andrew Gaffney wrote:
Perl wrote:
I am trying to understand how this works. For example:
my $n = @$a @$b ? @$a : @$b;
I understand this is a conditional statement I am just not sure what is
being compared with ? and :.
I believe that the above just assigns a true or false (1 or
John W. Krahn wrote:
Clifford Bruce wrote:
I am a beginner at PERL, PERL modules, and UNIX. I installed RADIATOR on
my Ultra 2 with Solaris 8. Before I can configure RADIATOR I need to
install several modules (e.g. MD4, ldap, openSSL). The first module I
have attempted to install is MD4. I began
Wagner, David --- Senior Programmer Analyst --- WGO wrote:
I have an email I am doing, but there is so much data and I am running into
problems on wrapping of lines on the screen. I use sendmail and Sender, but would be
open to anything that would allow me to imitate the RTF which one
R. Joseph Newton wrote:
Charles K. Clarkson wrote:
Here begins my problems with prototypes. Let's try
this sample script:
sub generate_report_html([EMAIL PROTECTED]@);
which could also be written:
sub generate_report_html($$$);
with much greater clarity.
This is not the same. A '$' in the
James Edward Gray II wrote:
On Feb 29, 2004, at 6:30 AM, John wrote:
That's a nice method but i would prefer to activate the CAPS-LOCK and
user
write in capitals in my text entry widget
I would prefer you didn't. ;)
The keyboard takes commands from me, not the computer. If a program
started
zsdc wrote:
R. Joseph Newton wrote:
Charles K. Clarkson wrote:
Here begins my problems with prototypes. Let's try
this sample script:
sub generate_report_html([EMAIL PROTECTED]@);
which could also be written:
sub generate_report_html($$$);
with much greater clarity.
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