tried saving the parameter to a variable. I
even tried pulling it from the param array, which it appears in.
The program starts and presents a menu of test chapters, then after user
selection, it exits the program as if I finished the exam.
Could someone give me some guidance?
Thank you,
Jeff
-03-31 at 12:55 -0800, toolscripts wrote:
Sorry if I'm not totally clear on this myself, but are you saying you are
trying to use it without POST, GET or COOKIE usage? The solution might be to
use a file named based on the user's ip.
--t
- Original Message -
From: Jeff Borders
item. Thanks- Jeff Borders
### Code snip ###
do {
$total++;
$random_question = int(rand($number_of_questions));
$random_order = int(rand(4)); #returns an integer from 0-3.
$random_order++;#increment to get 1-4.
print \n\nQuestion $total: ;
print $question[$random_question]\n\n
from the entire pool of questions. ie. Don't skip the
first and last array item. What suggestions can anyone give me?
Thanks- Jeff Borders (perl newbie)
### Sample Input File: korean.txt ###
One = Hana
First = Il
Two = Dool
Second = Yi
Three = Set
Third = Sahm
Four = Net
Fourth = Sa
Newbie here,
I need to dump a plain text file that has the format of:
key = value (ie. question equal sign answer)
into a hash. I'm writing a simple learning tool to help me learn some
basic korean terminology.
Would someone be kind enough to point me in the right direction.
-Jeff Borders
Hello,
I'm trying to install Tk and get the error listed below. I'm running
Fedora Core 1. What does it mean and how can I fix it? I've tried with
perl -MCPAN -e shell, then install Tk, and also downloading the tarball.
Thanks,
jeffatjeffborders.com
t/Trace..ok
I've written a trivial program to print avery labels. One that allows
me to specify how many rows to print (when I don't need 30 labels).
The problem is that I don't want to print a blank line on a 3 line
label.
I thought the ~ would take care of this in format, but no. I've also
tried using
sellers. Another source for 50%
off. I've never paid more than $15-25 this way.
If you want more advice on Perl books, ask me. I've probably read it
and can tell you what it emphasizes and whether it's suited for a
beginner.
Good luck.
Jeff Borders
ps. You're not the Ed Yost that works
