Hi folks,
Quick question I left my books at home. I am sure I'e seen a way to next
a loop to a higher level.
Let me explain..
while {
if ($_ =~ /something I need to find/) {
if ($_=~/something that tells me I need to look elsewhere/)
{
: James Edward Gray II [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Gesendet: Montag, 30. September 2002 16:34
An: Hughes, James
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Jones, Jeremy
Betreff: Re: Exiting loop to higher level
Drop the double. 'next' is what you're looking for.
James Gray
On Monday, September 30, 2002, at 09:28 AM
Does anyone know if there is a function in perl thaat works like the fc
(File Compare) function under dos or Unix?
If so, plse let me know.
Thanks,
Jim
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Hi there,
I am also just starting out in perl, but I would use the split funtion. It
takes the variable a part at desired points just like awk.
example:
#!/usr/bin/perl
#
open (FH,/path/to/logfile);#Opens main log file
try the command sleep
for 5 min it would be
sleep 300;
(300 seconds)
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OK, the change could be make in the following area:
open MYMESSGELOGFILE, /var/log/messages;
open MYSECURELOGFILE, /var/log/secure;
my @messageLog = MYMESSGELOGFILE;
my @secureLog = MYSECURELOGFILE;
close MYMESSGELOGFILE;
close MYSECURELOGFILE;
Hi there perl people of the world. I was wondering if anyone had a way to
assign the process list from Unix to an array using perl internals, not the
old @PSINFO=`ps -ef`; system call.
Thanx bunches!
Jim
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Can anyone tell me if , and where there is an ascii file that holds the
current status of Windows NT and or 2000 services? This will help me greatly
with a perl project. Thanks!
Jim
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