On Aug 30, 2006, at 3:42 AM, Dr.Ruud wrote:
Aaargh, I was suddenly mixing up split /()/ and /()/g. I really
shouldn't post anymore without testing.
Thank you all for the clarifications regarding split(). I should pay
more attention when I read the documentation (or get more sleep).
-Hien.
On Wed, 2006-08-30 at 00:16 -0400, Ron McKeever wrote:
I am tring to use part of someones elses code that creates a data file which
prints
out like this:
ip|result|deptA|data
ip|result|deptB|data
ip|result|deptC|data
If you can ignore efficiency (not run very often...) then you can
I fixed the missing quotation and still no joy.
Is there another way of indicating an expect script?
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Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2006 3:55 PM
Subject: Re: Totally lost
Thank you Robin John for the help
Jwm...
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Hi,
I would like to connect to a database stored at linux
machine from my Windows machine. But I am unable to connect to the mysql
server.
Please help me regarding this issue.
first, sharing the error message you get when trying to connect will
help isolate the actual cause of the problem.
second, getting rid of all the extraneous whitespace in your code
fragment will help in reading the code.
as for possible causes of the error:
1. DBI-connect syntax may be
Hi,
I would like to connect to a database stored at linux
machine from my Windows machine. But I am unable to connect to the
mysql
server.
The error I am getting is
DBI connect('employee:xxx.xxx.xxx.xx','root',...) failed: Unknown MySQL
server host 'xxx.xxx.xxx.xx' (11001) at
Helen == Helen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Helen I fixed the missing quotation and still no joy.
Helen Is there another way of indicating an expect script?
What kind of processing do you want from the browser when it gets an unknown
mime type of text/exp?
Your code looks like you just
On 8/30/06, Manne, Siva Chaitanya Prasad
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Hi,
I would like to connect to a database stored at linux
machine from my Windows machine. But I am unable to connect to the
mysql
server.
The error I am getting is
DBI
Ok
I am starting from scratch again reading the manual more completely. I am
just running out of time on my deadline.
Helen
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Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2006 11:16 AM
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Helen == Helen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Helen Ok
Helen I am starting from scratch again reading the manual more completely. I am
Helen just running out of time on my deadline.
As we say on freenode #perl, Learn or Hire.
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Hello,
We need to grab some data from a webpage fetch via the LWP module. This is the
coding and
the $resultdata below, need to regrex out various data, indicated by the [ ]
brackets... see below for further explainations.
My regrex is not very strong and need to some help figuring out the
All,
Is there a commonly known way or method to limit the
number of arguments that a subroutine can store or
pass?
thank you
derek
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Derek B. Smith am Mittwoch, 30. August 2006 19:56:
All,
Is there a commonly known way or method to limit the
number of arguments that a subroutine can
store
store where?
or pass?
pass to what?
Did you mean: Is there a way for a subroutine to react to a call with to many
arguments?
store where?
or pass?
pass to what?
Did you mean: Is there a way for a subroutine to
react to a call with to many
arguments?
sub accept_max_5_arguments {
die 'too many arguments!' if @_ 5;
}
sub accept_max_x_arguments { # apart from the first
my $maxargs=shift;
Is there a commonly known way or method to limit the
number of arguments that a subroutine can store or
pass?
perldoc perlsub
Look there for Prototypes.
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On 8/30/06, Derek B. Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why is it so many people on the list are sarcastic???
Many enjoy being that way. Some enjoy helping people at this list and
others, but get tired sometimes and forget they can only ignore what
they thought to be a not-so-clear question and
Derek B. Smith am Mittwoch, 30. August 2006 20:44:
store where?
or pass?
pass to what?
Did you mean: Is there a way for a subroutine to
react to a call with to many
arguments?
sub accept_max_5_arguments {
die 'too many arguments!' if @_ 5;
}
sub
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Derek B. Smith am Mittwoch, 30. August 2006 20:44:
store where?
or pass?
pass to what?
Did you mean: Is there a way for a subroutine to
react to a call with to many
arguments?
sub accept_max_5_arguments {
die 'too
Hello all, my name is Tim and I have a website that I would like to get some
help with, after transferring the files from one Hosting Service to another,
some of the code doubled itself and when I went to remove it it really screwed
my site up, I am not a PERL Person, although I am learning to
Mike Blezien wrote:
: My regrex is not very strong and need to some help figuring
: out the best way to do this.
I don't use regular expressions to parse HTML. I generally
use HTML::TokeParser. The documentation is pretty good and I
can step through the markup the same way I read it.
HTH,
Helen wrote:
: I am starting from scratch again reading the manual more
: completely. I am just running out of time on my deadline.
Break down your task into small pieces and solve for
those pieces. The first piece I can see is running an Expect
script from a perl program. Do you know how to
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