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Robert wrote:
How do I use a variable that is set with 'SetEnv' in the Apache config
file?
Robert
Have you checked the %ENV hash?
print $ENV{'VAR_NAME'};
http://danconia.org
I always get that confused
I think that I have almost managed to get my first (proper) CGI script
to execute as intended, but it seems I still have one last hurdle to
jump. My Apache error.log provides me with the following single line:
[Fri Jul 22 16:34:37 2005] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] Access is
denied.\r, referer:
I found this code on some script :
*test = \show;
What is * means? Isn't that reference/pointer is using \ symbol?
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Beast mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
: I found this code on some script :
:
: *test = \show;
:
: What is * means? Isn't that reference/pointer is using \ symbol?
Read the Typeglobs and Filehandles section of the 'perldata' file
for details.
HTH,
Charles K. Clarkson
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On Jul 22, Beast said:
I found this code on some script :
*test = \show;
What is * means? Isn't that reference/pointer is using \ symbol?
*foo is a typeglob. It's a way of representing everything named foo:
the scalar $foo, the array @foo, the hash %foo, the subroutine foo, the
Hi,
Does replacing printf by print make any difference in the program?
Especially at places where there is no format string passed or just $_
is passed?
Regards,
Pradeep
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On Jul 22, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Does replacing printf by print make any difference in the program?
Especially at places where there is no format string passed or just $_
is passed?
It probably doesn't have a noticeable difference unless you compare the
running of it many, MANY times. But
That's the whole problem.
I am replacing it since there are some % sign in the strings being
passed making the program crash. Replacement solves the problem as such,
but wanted to countercheck, If these replacements could create any
problem anywhere else! , or lator in the program?
(Although I
On Jul 22, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I am replacing it since there are some % sign in the strings being
passed making the program crash. Replacement solves the problem as such,
but wanted to countercheck, If these replacements could create any
problem anywhere else! , or lator in the program?
On Jul 22, 2005, at 14:00, Jeff 'japhy' Pinyan wrote:
On Jul 22, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Does replacing printf by print make any difference in the program?
Especially at places where there is no format string passed or
just $_
is passed?
It probably doesn't have a noticeable difference
Victor Pezo wrote:
Hi, I am developing a program that sets passwd for any user but i
dont want the operator sets the passwd. I want to give it as a result
of a function
[EMAIL PROTECTED] victor]$ perl passwd.pl victor1
#!/usr/bin/perl
$usuario=$ARGV[0];
Thanks a million.
Best Regards,
Pradeep
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From: Jeff 'japhy' Pinyan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 22, 2005 6:00 PM
To: Pradeep Goel (WT01 - TELECOM SOLUTIONS)
Cc: beginners@perl.org
Subject: RE: Replacing printf by print
On Jul 22, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi all
Think I have a better unstanding of the use of () for my regex search,
but this morning I have a new set of problems, whereby I need to perform
a search and replace and then pass on to the new variable.
My current code is as so, and works:
$_ =~ s/(^\w+\.dat\|)//;
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Dave Adams) wrote:
use Time::localtime;
my $tm = localtime;
printf(The current date is
%04d%02d%02d\n,$tm-year+1900,($tm-mon)+1, $tm-mday);
my $currentdate = ??
print ($currentdate);
As others mentioned, you need sprintf. But just another hint:
#!/usr/bin/perl
use
On Jul 22, Brent Clark said:
Think I have a better unstanding of the use of () for my regex search, but
this morning I have a new set of problems, whereby I need to perform a search
and replace and then pass on to the new variable.
My current code is as so, and works:
$_ =~
Hi all,
file_1( item_nums ) file_2 ( mfg_nums )
70624.pdf 00020.pdf
70280.pdf 00020.pdf
70387.pdf 00020.pdf
70207.pdf 00035.pdf
30317.pdf 00035.pdf
70777.pdf 00040.pdf
70332.pdf 00067.pdf
70445.pdf
Hello Listners,
I am totally novice in perland I need help with that script.
what can be the syntex of assigning a variable (my $path) in perl which is
taking value (for example c:\documents\script.txt) from an expternal APP.
The script will actually parse the my$path value
On Jul 22, Perl said:
what can be the syntex of assigning a variable (my $path) in perl which is
taking value (for example c:\documents\script.txt) from an expternal APP.
How is your program getting passed this value? On the command-line? If
so, then you would access the value from the
On Jul 22, 2005, at 17:16, Brian Volk wrote:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use File::Find;
my $item_nums = 'c:/brian/spartan/hp_items.txt' ;
my $mfg_nums ='c:/brian/spartan/mfg_num.txt' ;
open(ITEM_NUMS, , $item_nums) or die couldn't read item_nums: $!;
open(MFG_NUMS, , $mfg_nums) or die
On Jul 22, Brian Volk said:
I have two text files and I have a directory of .pdf files that are named
00020.pdf 00035.pdf 00040.pdf 00067.pdf. ( same as records in file_2 ) What
I need to do is look at each record in file_2 and see if the .pdf file
exist.. if so copy that file to a new
Jeff 'japhy' Pinyan wrote:
On Jul 21, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
ok thanks but that does not really help. Sorry.
your right about finger(), but based on my code I want to execute a
certain
block label
if ( mary)
finger (mary)
if (jim)
finger(jim)
Oh, then in that case:
finger($user);
thank you,
I will consider all of these.
derek
Scott R. Godin
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
.net
The following code looks too rigid, how can I achieve the same result
using one of the control structure (foreach, for, etc)?
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use Date::Calc qw(:all);
my @today = Today();
my $year_now = $today[0];
my $month_now = $today[1];
my $day_now = $today[2];
print
On Jul 22, Dave Adams said:
The following code looks too rigid, how can I achieve the same result
using one of the control structure (foreach, for, etc)?
my @today = Today();
my $year_now = $today[0];
my $month_now = $today[1];
my $day_now = $today[2];
Well, first of all, that could just
Jeff,
Thanks a lot for your reply. Acutally external APP was passing value to
command prompt so the first option did work.
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On Jul 22, Perl said:
what can be the syntex of assigning a variable (my $path) in perl
-Original Message-
From: Jeff 'japhy' Pinyan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 22, 2005 11:44 AM
To: Brian Volk
Cc: Beginners (E-mail)
Subject: Re: File::Find if match rename
On Jul 22, Brian Volk said:
I have two text files and I have a directory of .pdf files
hi
i have a bit of a puzzling question. well, puzzling to me anyway.
i have a sub which is passed 2 arguments. a wildcard search, and an actual
string to search in.
the wildcard search could be anything like an exact match with no wildcards
in, or a proper wildcarded search. such as:
*.co.uk
Thanks Tom,
I tried your suggestion but no luck. Still no results.
I'm running 4.0.23 of MySQL and 8.4+ of ActiveState. I wonder if this is a
bug in DBI?
Siegfried
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From: Tom Allison [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 21, 2005 8:08 PM
To: Siegfried Heintze
dan wrote:
hi
Hello,
i have a bit of a puzzling question. well, puzzling to me anyway.
i have a sub which is passed 2 arguments. a wildcard search, and an actual
string to search in.
the wildcard search could be anything like an exact match with no wildcards
in, or a proper wildcarded
On Jul 22, dan said:
the wildcard search could be anything like an exact match with no wildcards
in, or a proper wildcarded search. such as:
*.co.uk
someones.hostname.com
Do you plan on allowing the '?' wildcard to match any single character?
Just curious how robust this should be.
sub
Brent Clark wrote:
Hi all
Think I have a better unstanding of the use of () for my regex search,
but this morning I have a new set of problems, whereby I need to perform
a search and replace and then pass on to the new variable.
My current code is as so, and works:
$_ =~ s/(^\w+\.dat\|)//;
Hi All
We have a windoz based file server with thousand of
user accounts. Each user is having thousand of files
in his home directory. Most of these files are
duplicate / modified or updated version of the
existing files. These files are either .doc or . xls
or .ppt files which are shared by
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