Thanks again, Garry
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> I'm putting this back on-list since other people may be interested in
> continuing this thread.
>
> If you already have all this
Hello everyone,
I sure hope I am posting in the right place, the "beginners" definitely
applies here.
I have a web hosting account and my ISP has the following Perl modules
installed:
AnyDBM_File,pm
db_file
NDBM_File.pm
ODBM_File.pm
SDBM_File.pm
gdbm_file perl5db.pl
They have a statement on th
#x27; is exactly the same
as `.' as long as /s is *not* specified.
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t work (I don't understand why) - C-shell environment variables
> are still not inherited by my Perl script.
Well, maybe your .cshrc was never executed by this shell. Hard to
tell with that description. Just set the environment before the
command and all will be well.
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Garry Will
a look at the perlipc manual page for various ways for processes
to communicate with each other (including shared memory on *some*
systems). It's likely that there is another way to partition or
factor your problem that does not involve complex inter-process
communication.
Good luck.
