Wondering whether MySQL or Postgres is faster (or better) via CGI
(which is the topic of this list) is sort of like wondering whether a
JAPH which has less characters is in fact faster that longer equivalent
code - all without looking at maintenance, ease of use, and
understandability. I know
Hi,
When I check the determinant of matrixReal module based on the data that I process and
the size of that matrix is 256x256. The determinant that I received is zero, negative
zero or infinite. How should I overcome this problem? Is it due to 32bit perl
application limitation and if so, do we
hi all,
i am new to this group. hope get maximum benifit out of this group.
currently i am writting a script wherein i hav to creat a temporary file in
each sub directory starting from main dir and write in to that file
i hav to expand each make file within each sudirectory and place
Boon Chong Ang mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
: Hi,
: I am having problem to automatic feed in the data and solve
: the equation. Well, datatest.txt contains the data that I
: need to manipulate, the script is testing_abc1.pl and
: Matrix.pm is the one that I download from the net and use it
:
hi all,
i am new to this group. hope get maximum benifit out of this group.
currently i am writting a script wherein i hav to creat a temporary file in
each sub directory starting from main dir and write in to that file
i hav to expand each make file within each sudirectory and place
From: Sidharth mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
: currently i am writting a script wherein i hav to
: creat a temporary file in each sub directory starting from
: main dir and write in to that file
:
: i hav to expand each make file within each sudirectory and
: place that temp file
Hi all,
I need your suggestions regarding writing a perl script to decompress
the data. I have an mysql table which has a field which contains data of
the longblob type. What i want to do is to connect to the database
server and then access that particualar table and decompress the data in
All,
I am getting these errors... any ideas?
Global symbol %mail requires explicit package name at foreign_tape_ck.pl
line.
Bareword EO_SIG not allowed while strict subs in use at
foreign_tape_ck.pl .
foreign_tape_ck.pl had compilation errors.
Here is my code:
## Set pragmas
use strict;
[EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
: All,
:
: I am getting these errors... any ideas?
:
: Global symbol %mail requires explicit package name at
: foreign_tape_ck.pl line.
: Bareword EO_SIG not allowed while strict subs in use at
: foreign_tape_ck.pl . foreign_tape_ck.pl had
From: Anish Mehta [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I need your suggestions regarding writing a perl script to decompress
the data. I have an mysql table which has a field which contains data
of the longblob type. What i want to do is to connect to the database
server and then access that particualar table
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am getting these errors... any ideas?
You are somewhat further away from success than simply eliminating the errors.
Here's a start.
Global symbol %mail requires explicit package name at foreign_tape_ck.pl
line.
Bareword EO_SIG not
great thank you! I will try that and let you know. The reason for the
non-indentation is b/c of a cut and paste, the production code is
indented. Sorry!
Derek B. Smith
OhioHealth IT
UNIX / TSM / EDM Teams
Charles K. Clarkson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
06/02/2004 09:19 AM
To:
Hi
I have the .h file of a program that spits out a data file which is Binary Output. The
binary file is a series of fixed length records. In C, each record has the format
which is in the script.
I thought I could use unpack to read the data, and I am having no success. PLEASE let
me
rmck wrote:
Hi
I have the .h file of a program that spits out a data file which is Binary Output. The binary file is a series of fixed length records. In C, each record has the format which is in the script.
I thought I could use unpack to read the data, and I am having no success. PLEASE
Hello Friends,
I am looking for an elegant way of converting the CIDR prefix into
Dotted-decimal notation in PERL.
Can someone help me out if you have already one in place.
i.e
CIDR prefix length Dotted-decimal Binary
/1 128.0.0.0
Hello Friends,
I am looking for an elegant way of converting the CIDR prefix into
Dotted-decimal notation in PERL.
Can someone help me out if you have already one in place.
i.e
CIDR prefix lengthDotted-decimal Binary
/1128.0.0.0
Dear Sirs,
The codes below gives this result:
ATGC
A:2 2
T:1 1
C:1 1
G:2 5
_END_
which I found strange, because the value for first
row of second column should be 0.
For example in the element of @array = , it takes
the value of the first element of the array @pwmA (i.e 2)
instead
I've got a seemingly simple script that is causing me
to tear my hair out and I'm hoping someone can offer
some advice. I'll try to keep it short and sweet.
This script reads in the names of all the files in a
directory given on the command line (the names of
chapters for a book) into a variable
I want the extract the text in between the tags from my
htm file. I am using below code its not working
Please let me know how to proceed further.
use Text::Balanced gen_extract_tagged;
my @queries = (
qq(QUERY = A href= Sureshsdf/a)
);
for (@queries) {
my ($extracted,
I have this little piece of code:
-- CUT --
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use Net::FTP;
my $address = localhost;
my $port = 21;
my $user = test;
my $pass = test;
my $sourcedir = /test/;
my $sourcemask = *;
my $destdir = /tmp/test/;
my $ftp = Net::FTP-new(
$address,
Timeout =
I have this little piece of code:
-- CUT --
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use Net::FTP;
my $address = localhost;
my $port = 21;
my $user = test;
my $pass = test;
my $sourcedir = /test/;
my $sourcemask = *;
my $destdir = /tmp/test/;
my $ftp = Net::FTP-new(
What is unexpected about this? Your error is being caught, and the
first line is just a warning, and a pretty useful one at that.
From the Net::FTP documentation:
get ( REMOTE_FILE [, LOCAL_FILE [, WHERE]] )
Get REMOTE_FILE from the server and store locally. LOCAL_FILE may be a
filename or
I've got a seemingly simple script that is causing me
to tear my hair out and I'm hoping someone can offer
some advice. I'll try to keep it short and sweet.
I think you should re-examine the order of events and make it very clear
possibly right it in English (or your preferred language) again
On Thu, Jun 03, 2004 at 01:23:19AM +0800, Edward Wijaya wrote:
The codes below gives this result:
ATGC
A:2 2
T:1 1
C:1 1
G:2 5
_END_
which I found strange, because the value for first
row of second column should be 0.
My question is how can I avoid my code
of taking
What is unexpected about this? Your error is being caught, and the
first line is just a warning, and a pretty useful one at that.
From the Net::FTP documentation:
get ( REMOTE_FILE [, LOCAL_FILE [, WHERE]] )
Get REMOTE_FILE from the server and store locally. LOCAL_FILE may be a
Hello,
I wish create calculation script for one form with
12 possible items (one option only of 12 must be filled/selected from
client)
+
5 possible items (one option only of 5 must be filled/selected from client)
+
possible max. 3 optional values.
Every item has price, user add quantity
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