The variables created during a cgi, are stored in some kind of hash,
like the %ENV enviroment variables?
I want to create in some points, a var dump of all variables existed, in
order to track errors.
Atentamente,
,_,
You can try with
*Encode::Unicode*
http://search.cpan.org/author/DANKOGAI/Encode-2.18/Unicode/Unicode.pm
or *Unicode::Transform*
http://search.cpan.org/author/SADAHIRO/Unicode-Transform-0.34/Transform.pm
An other form is using the sustitution parameters (s/) in order to do
inverse
I've created a perl routine that reads a RTF file, and while
interpreting, it is storing the information on a Mysql database.
It is like: while not EOF (read line, validate, db insert it)
The problem is that after a few registers (around 1'500,000) a message
of out of memory appears and the
I am running ubuntu on my pc and I installed the package mod_perl ...
Did you installed directly (perl Makefile.PL and so on...) or used
the cpan command (mihost# sudo cpan ) ?
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I am processing a file using Unicode::Transform module to change the
coding from UTF-8 to Unicode.
Exist some way to detect the code used in one file (utf8, unicode) in
order to select if some transform action is needed?
TIA,
,_,
