p "octal representation in Perl"
or something along those lines (maybe a perldoc page but I don't
remember where it is).
Cheers
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'Python'
],
'17' => [
'but',
'i'
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'18' => [
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your code, you
write one when processing, exit if it exists in other subsequent code.
This way no code can gobble up each other's resources even though
polling isn't the coolest thing on earth - it does the job.
If you want to tackle it another way, check out dnotify/inotify sysca
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>id = $id, # WHERE id = $id
s/=/=>/
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of class
mappings using `dbicdump` and use the Schema as if it were your usual
class.
A simple example would be something along these lines:
use Foo::Schema;
$rs->search({
id = $id, # WHERE id = $id
});
return $rs->next;
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Enjoy!
U can grab one called "Learning Perl" by
Schwartz & Phoenix (Oreilly).
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