Hi,
I'm currently running perl-5.8.7, my modules are
located in site_perl/5.8.7 however, after upgrading to
5.8.8, all of programs using perl modules, suddenly
breaks because it cannot find those modules into its
new supposed to be @INC (site_perl/5.8.8.. what can I
do with this?
Thanks.
Hi,
Can you tell me why this loop doesn't work???
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;
our $hostpart = 1;
our $networkpart = 128;
$|=1;
while ($networkpart = 158){
while ($hostpart = 256){
print 202.90..$networkpart...$hostpart, \n;
++$hostpart;
}
Good day!
I'm about to transfer our ip allocation table from
openoffice spreadsheet into an ldif format. The
spreadsheet has 19 columns, some cells are empty
though. So far this is what I got:
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;
my $input = shift @ARGV;
my $output = shift @ARGV;
our
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my @array = qw( favorite lessfavorite worstfavorite
);
while ( DATA ) {
chomp;
my @fields = map length() ? $_ : 'NA', split
/:/, $_, -1;
next unless @fields == @array;
my %pairs;
Hi,
It seems that whatever software manager an operating
system has, still, programs installed manually from
their sources are difficult to removed. Do you have a
script that will accomlish this job without further
hassle?
Thanks
I need to compute the total elapsed time with this
format:
start end Total
06:30:17 09:00:14 2.50 hours
Do you know any shortcut to this instead of splitting
each number in between colons?
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Hi,
I'm parsing a log file that contains this format:
1112677214 31388202 181264589
1112677214 8843 59460 8843 59460
1112676919 10728 59045 10728 59045
1112676900 10617 59006 10728 59045
1112676600 8693 58389 9531 59661
These logs are in unix timestamp format:
I'm trying to convert the first
Hi,
I'm trying to loop into printing a series of lines so
I used here document. Substitution of variables, e.g.,
$_ works inside the HERE-Document but appending a
string won't work
For example:
if the current content of $word is the word big, and
I would want to print a here document appending
Hi,
I wrote a script with a line,
system('vi ./config.txt');
which when encountered by the perl compiler, pops up
the vi editor and open the config.txt in the current
directory. What if I would just want the user the view
the very long text file, let's say, a list of
something, and his answer
Hi,
I wrote a script with a line,
system('vi ./config.txt');
which when encountered by the perl compiler, pops up
the vi editor and open the config.txt in the current
directory. What if I would just want the user the view
the very long text file, let's say, a list of
something, and his answer
Hi,
I wrote a perl script that will parse a log file and
output it into a text file. I made its filename to end
in .swx so that it will by default open in
openoffice.org. My problem is that, when you open the
file, each line cannot accomodate the default margin
settings of openoffice.org such
Hi,
I'm editing a software(nagios)configuration files
and I thought it would be much easier if I could just
create a perl script to edit such files. Though I have
very little ideas coming on how to accomplish this
task. I need some tips for this one. The config file
format is like this:
define
Hi,
I'm new to perl and i'm trying to create a simple
program that will act like a time bomb but will print
a dot(something like a progress bar every second until
the specified time arrives. Here's my code.
my $countdown = 5;
while ($countdown 0){
print \.;
sleep 1;
$countdown--;
}
print
Hi,
I'm parsing a log file that contains numbers
enclosed by []. Ex. [1108702375]
I need to extract them so that I can convert them to
`date -r` format.
Any help is apreciated.
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Hi,
There is something that's bothering me for so long
regarding the use of $_ variable.
for example:
here is my string:
$_ = but;
s/u/a/g;
print $_;
This will simply print bat
My problem is using a variable in place of $_.
how will I tell that the one i'm going to substitute
is the $string;
Hi,
I'm looking for a regexp that will match two
expressions. Each line of the file I'm reading
contains different months and years. I'm only after
those lines with particular year and month. All those
lines with january and 2005 for example. Any idea?
Thanks!
here's a portion of the file.
Wed
;
}
}
print @LinesIWantToKeep;
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From: Harold Castro [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 03, 2005 3:55 PM
To: beginners@perl.org
Subject: Is there a regexp that will match two or
more expressions???
Hi
Good day,
This would be quick and simple. I need to write a
script that will prompt the user(using STDIN) to
enter a series of numbers separated by white space and
then push each of those numbers into an array and then
do anything such as sorting it from highest to lowest.
I've tried doing it
Good day,
This would be quick and simple. I need to write a
script that will prompt the user(using STDIN) to
enter a series of numbers separated by white space and
then push each of those numbers into an array and then
do anything such as sorting it from highest to lowest.
I've tried doing it
Good day!
This is the first time I'll be using the cpan to
install modules. I run:
perl -MCPAN -e shell
and answer the questions one by one. When its done,
I issued install NET::SSH at the cpan prompt and I
got the message:
Can't install NET::SSH Don't know what it is.
Question:
How will I
Good day!
I'm new to perl but not that much of a newbie. In
fact I was in the peak of learning perl but then I
have to focus my concentration with work when I got my
first job. I will be a trainee for 3 months and my
first assignment is to administer our squid
proxies(4).
I line with this,
Thanks a lot! I will look into this right away. see
ya!
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Harold Castro wrote:
Good day!
Hello,
I'm new to perl but not that much of a newbie.
In
fact I was in the peak of learning perl but then I
have to focus my concentration
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