I have an array which contains the entries below - the output was generated
with the following loop:
for $r ( 0 .. $#allfilesystems ) {
for $c ( 0 .. $#{ $allfilesystems[$r] } ) {
print elt $r $c is
: oradg_C9
Device_Number: HDS99600_19
-Original Message-
From: Leon, Yanet I,,DMDCWEST
Sent: Tuesday, August 27, 2002 10:42 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Thank you everybody. Your help was EXCELLENT. I have been learning a lot
from this list.
-Original Message-
From: Leon, Yanet I,,DMDCWEST [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, August 19, 2002 3:54 PM
To: Perl beginners
Subject
How do I invoke a perl program from within another perl program? I don't
need to use a module or create one for this purpose. I have a simple script
which performs a replacement:
substitute.pl
#!/pkg/public/bin/perl -pi.bak This edits a file and creates a backup of
the edited. This is why I
I have been trying to replace a string:
This-ismy-oldstring
to
This-ismy-newstring
on a unix box
underneath a directory, which contain files and subdirectories containing
other files, which have my This-ismy-oldstring. I need to make a global
replacement substituting This-ismy-oldstring to
Not necessarily a perl question. One of the users (on a Unix box) created a
directory with a dash at the beginning of the name (no idea how he did it)
and he needs to remove it. The name of the file is -testing is there a way
to remove it using perl or other means. I removed it using the inode
I have perl 5.005_03 currently installed on my systems. What are the
benefits (if any) for upgrading it to the latest version (5.6.0)? Where can
I get a free copy of perl 5.6.0? Is it easy to compile? Please let me know.
Regards,
Yanet
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I have been trying to create a module to ssh among different systems and
edit and create different files once I log in the remote system. I want to
ssh into a remote system from system A create and edit different files on
the remote system after a successful ssh login. My subroutines to edit
