On 12/09/2006 04:32 PM, Lukky Perl wrote:
I'm trying to find a cell with a specific value. I keep getting the
warning:
"Can't use an undefined value as a HASH reference". Here's the code:
[...]
Find({What=>"$pa"})->{Row};
[...]
Even though $pa might be defined, its content might not be found
I'm trying to find a cell with a specific value. I keep getting the warning:
"Can't use an undefined value as a HASH reference". Here's the code:
my $id = $sheet->Range("A1:A$lastrow")->{'Value'};
for my $paref (@$id){
for my $pa (@$paref){
print defined $
Delete the CygWin Folder ... geez.
PS - This is OT and definitely falls under the category of learn to
use your chosen platform. (God knows I myself have been told that
many times and I do not post this advice lightly. Learn to use the
operating environment you picked.)
--
WC (Bill) Jones -- ht
I have the same prblem as you.
Hmm, what I did was to re-downloaded the seed and re-installed the
software. The already downloaded files seemed to be preserved well and the
missing files were then overwritten. after another 2-3 hours, my
cygwin seemed working fine.
(still trying to figure out a
stic wrote:
> Yeah, very very thank for help, now it`s making exactly what i want.
> but could you please explain what all this one line do?
>
> push @{ -d "$cesta/$_" ? [EMAIL PROTECTED] : [EMAIL PROTECTED] }, $_ for grep
> !/\A\.\.?\z/,readdir $OBSAH;
>
> I`m absolute begginer in perl and can`
Yeah, very very thank for help, now it`s making exactly what i want.
but could you please explain what all this one line do?
push @{ -d "$cesta/$_" ? [EMAIL PROTECTED] : [EMAIL PROTECTED] }, $_ for grep
!/\A\.\.?\z/,readdir $OBSAH;
I`m absolute begginer in perl and can`t decrypt this line:D a
I'm having an issue with Net::Whois::Proxy that I don't understand.
Suggestions appreciated,
Thanks,
Mike
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use Net::Whois::Proxy;
# d.xxeqwe.txt contains one domain 'google.com'
my $domains = './d.xxeqwe.txt';
open (FILE,"$domains") || die "Cannot o
