STDERR "DUMP of o_traffic_rec:\n" . Dumper(\%o_traffic_rec) . "\n";
OUTPUT:
DUMP of o_traffic_rec:
{
'name' => 'jeff'
}
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* Naveen Parmar ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Why are the following 2 invalid scalar assignments?
>
> B. $17april = $dayDay 2;
> C. $april.17 = $dayDay 2;
>
> TIA,
> - NP
Looks like homework to me :)
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* Luinrandir Hernson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Below is the code i'm using to filter out non alphanumeric charecters... however
>when i type
> ?!$BOB
> yeilds this:
> -_3f_21_24bob-
What's happening is that your string '?!$BOB' is being URL encoded
(standard CGI procedure) and being tran
t;
> >>>>This will return a list of values from %hash_table using the keys from
> >>>>@extract.
>
> Please explain why this works. thank you.
It's called a hash slice because it gives you a 'slice' of the hash
you're working with. First I
* Kipp, James ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> perldoc perlreftut
> also read Ch 8-9 of Programming Perl 3rd Ed if you have it.
Hash slices and reference and seperate issues... Here are two examples of
hash slices, one on a hash and one on a hash reference
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
