Hello List,
I have a data structure containing a bunch of strings in different groups:
$groups = [
[
'SSPDQR',
'SSPSDR',
'STSSER',
],
[
'CSANLH',
'CVANRD',
],
[...],
Hello List,
I've written a simple guestbook program and, of course, I get spammed
like crazy. One of the ways I am trying to avoid this is to keep a list
of keywords that, if they show up, cause the post to be rejected by
calling a function called end. Currently, I am implementing it with
Sorry for the bonehead question, but I have a hash called %p_mod. I
want to make a copy of it and edit the copy so that %p_mod stays the same.
Currently, I'm creating %p_mod, writing
%custom = %p_mod;
to make a copy of %p_mod in %custom and then doing a bunch of stuff to
%custom. However,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is something you're not telling us about the contents of these
hashes.
Sorry, %p_mod looks like this:
%p_mod = {
'A' = {
'fingers' = {
'4' = 'ABSFMQS',
'5' = 'SMTFQNL',
John W. Krahn wrote:
Hardly Armchair wrote:
Hello List,
Hello,
I have a data structure like so:
%p_mod = {
^
You are using the wrong punctuation. That would produce a warning if you had
warnings enabled.
Sorry. I'm actually generating this data structure dynamically
Hello List,
I have a data structure like so:
%p_mod = {
'A' = {
'fingers' = {
'4' = 'ABSFMQS',
'5' = 'SMTFQNL',
},
'name'= '8-H34'
},
Hello All,
I was wondering if it is more efficient (in terms of speed and processor
load) to have two different scripts of approximately the same size
called to handle two different functions, or to have one large script
handle all cgi functions using subroutines. Or perhaps these situations
On Tue, 2006-25-04 at 17:36 +0400, Monomachus wrote:
This matches only the first occurrence. You will need a loop to match
them all.
Just wanted to say that this piece of info just totally saved my life.
Thanks!
Adam
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--- Timothy Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The diamond operator works fine without escaping
your backslashes, but I
recommend putting quotes around your arguments. The
following works
just fine for me:
c:\ while.pl c:\documents and
settings\username\desktop\file.txt
If you
Hello List,
I am running Perl for Win32 and have been executing my
programs through the 'cmd.exe' shell.
I am confused about how to input paths to files in a
command-line context so that perl will understand.
Using the diamond operator () in my programs allows
me to type my program at the
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