Okies... yeah ..later I changed it to glob() and it worked, but I was little
bit concerned why it works with switch module. Nevertheless, I have had
wierd troubles with Switch module in past ...
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On 12/28/2006 01:42 AM,
Hi there,
Have a look at these two different implementations. IMPL2 works somehow. The
problem I am facing is that the glob <$pat> does not return any value in
IMPL1 but it returns in IMPL2. Can somebody tell what could be the problem.
I have also tried including the advanced glob module using
These
features are similar to some commandline argument parsing modules like
Getopt::Easy etc. Also, tcl/tk supports this kind of feature for
arguments of any procedure !!!.
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Hello,
Is there a way possible by which I can use a perl module without
installing it on the system? Some sort of equivalent for #include
"/home/madhurk/myClass.h" which exists in C/C++
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which I had written before.
Is there something wrong in the coding style which I am using, which
can potentially cause perl parser to behave abnormally? Are there any
specific guidelines to avoid these kind of problems afront? I am
planning to implement another big job in perl and need to mak
; ending strings passed to die/warn, you get the file names
> and line numbers of errors/warnings)
Thats not an error reported by perl, that string is generated by the
program itself to specify that there is some problem with the file
path specified. Consider that as a typo when I was writing the exceprt
of my code in the email.
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Can someone help me debug this issue .its kinda urgent for me.
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so, I don't have any way to check if any wierd hazard occurs in
background and the pair values get disturbed because of that. It could
depend on the net names which can be anything except just an integer
or floating point number.
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> On Tue, May 10, 2005 at 10:03:57PM +0530, Madhur Kashyap wrote:
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> > Can someone help me out with this simple code? It gives an error saying:
> >
> > Illegal division by zero at test.pl line 4.
> > Exit 255
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> > Code:
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t possible to use the regular
expressions capability of perl and combine it with C++ codes in some
fashion. I mean is it possible to write programs having both C++ and
perl code snippets.
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