string $string to be
"1234567890123457123456:test".
When I tried using BigInt with floating point numbers like $float, I
end up with NaN and then get errors like:
Can't locate object method "badd" via package "NaN"...
Any ideas on how to do this conversion simply? Thanks.
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I am trying to print lines from an HTML page that have a certain
date(today). The following works:
lynx -dump http://www.tbri.com/News/pgPubCal.asp | grep "Sep 11"
I have tried this in two perl scripts, and nothing is returned. The date is
being parsed correctly, I believe, I was wondering if
ing your copy of CGI.pm to the most recent version.
I suspect the problem will then just disappear.
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ault) but does not exist. Is it a bug
that ExtUtils::Installed->new() fails on non-existent directories?
perl itself certainly tolerates the non-existent directories it puts
in @INC.
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Hello all
I have RedHat 6.2 with glibc-2.1.3-15 and egcs-2.91.66
I just tried to compile the perl-5.6.0 I downloaded from cpan a few weeks
back. Unfortunately, using the suggested 'sh Configure -de', the process
craps out with the following error :-
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Hi there - I'm on both both perl lists so I'll save you repost
To call a script from a webpage you just have to link to that script with
the anchor tag
eg:
link here
this will call the script
to pass variables into the script you can use web forms
eg:
the cgi script at the other end sho
Hi Nathan
> Roger G. Romeril replied to an email about test sites for cgi scripts. He
> mentioned that instead, it would be better to get a stripped down pc and
> load Linux, perl, and apache and play with that. Well, I decided to do
just
> that. While the suggestion wasn't specifically aimed
Hi there
Scuse any netiquette errors - I'm new to mailing lists so I'm a bit shaky on
the rules.
Use an external style sheet to hold your css information then all you need
to do is add the following line to your perl code in the head tags in the
html output
to put this into a perl context
pr
in the parent
package that is smart enough to do the necessary error validation for
all inheriting packages, instead of having a separate specialized
'set' method for each package. This is a real savings since I have a
large number of inheriting packages.
I have not been able to find a perl module that would allow this sort
of inheritance and data validation; does anyone know of one that does
this? Or can anyone suggest a better way of doing what I want?
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me, but I also need to have the package global variable
%Attributes inherited. The 'use vars' and assignment in MyPackage is
rather verbose, and I'm wondering if there is a better or terser way
of doing that. What's the recommended way of inheriting package
global variables?
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> On Mon, Jun 25, 2001 at 06:13:18PM -0400, Richard J. Barbalace wrote:
>
> > I'm writing a package that uses another module. This latter module may
> > change somewhat erratically and unreliably, outside of my control. As
> > a result, I want to have the pack
o avoid
these warnings? Or is there a way to suppress them?
Is there a better way to do this sort of thing? Long term, I plan to
find a better module than Flakey or incorporate its compatible parts
into MyPackage to manage this problem, but I'm looking for a
short-term fix for now.
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Slw!
Download ActiveState Perl and use OptiPerl www.xarka.com.
It is faster, cheaper and has all the debugging stuff built in.
regards,
Richard
At 12:47 22/06/2001 +0200, Aaron Craig wrote:
>Has anyone tried the Komodo development environment from
>ActiveState? Must yo
general.
If you're new to MySQL too, then I'll also recommend getting the New
Riders book "MySQL" by Paul DuBois. I have used both books
substantially and found them essential for large projects using Perl
and MySQL.
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The proper address to find these at would be
http://www.crystalflame.net/yapc/ -
I'd prefer not linking to the files directly as this prevents people
from seeing the other talks and the mirrors that may be available.
As a side effect of this, the URL in Chas' message is now a 404; the
correct URL
; confusing?
3) Why does "caller" return the "wrong" subroutine name? Or perhaps,
why is the subroutine name returned by "caller" the right one to
return?
4) How is "caller" usually used by perl experts?
5) Is there something wrong with my use of "caller" to find the error
data I want?
6) Is there a better way of getting this data?
Any enlightenment you can provide would be appreciated.
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I have unsubscribed to all your supposed E-mail
subscriptions. You you PLEASE pass the word to your
subscribers to stop sending e-mail to me concerning
Perl. Your subscribers are flooding me e-mail
90+ e-mail a day. I original subscribed to your server
to get some insight into using Perl. I am ve
After poking around in the online documentation with AS 626, I came
across reference to the Text::Abbrev module. There's not a whole lot of
documentation for it, and I frankly can't figure out what it supposed to
do, or to come up with a good example program of what it does.
Anyone find a use fo
While perusing the online documentation for AS 626, I tried out the
Win32::MsgBox module, but ran into a snag. It says:
Win32::MsgBox(MESSAGE [, FLAGS [, TITLE]])
[EXT] Create a dialogbox containing MESSAGE. FLAGS specifies the
required icon and buttons according to the following table
Ah, but the original poster was looking for free, and this product is
not cheap. $149 for the downloadable version is too rich for my wallet.
Rick
ckkirsten wrote:
>
> Or another solution, which is very light-weight.
>
> PrimalScript from sapien technologies. www.primalscript.com A favorite
>
Thanks folks, this is ANOTHER module I'm going to start using.
I have to say that this is a lot more fun than counting clock cycles, which
was the last bench-marking I did a long, long time ago...
regards,
Richard
At 19:53 7/06/2001 -0700, Peter Cornelius wrote:
>Looking at t
Since someone raised the general question of differences, which is faster?
Randal's suggestion:
my @result = <*.jpg>;
or variations on:
@files = grep /jpg/i, readdir DIR;
regards,
Richard
My favorite text editor is notetab (www.notetab.com) and you happen to be
able to run perl from it.
I know it is not free but my favorite integrated tool is OptiPerl.
www.xarka.com. Good value for $US59.
I use this with ActiveState Perl and an NT Apache build.
Regards,
Richard
At 22:05
r methods return when
using assignment operators.
Duh!
Thanks for your help.
Richard
At 10:47 3/06/2001 -0400, Jeff Pinyan wrote:
>Are you doing that via:
>
> fallback => 1
>
>in the argument list to 'use overload'? That's how the implicit
>definitions of
ng to find where this
happens. Any other clues?
regards,
Richard
At 10:47 3/06/2001 -0400, Jeff Pinyan wrote:
>Are you doing that via:
>
> fallback => 1
>
>in the argument list to 'use overload'? That's how the implicit
>definitions of operators work. It works for me:
ng the overloaded function.
Even if I allow Perl to magically make the += happen for me it still does
the same (wrong) thing.
Am I going mad?
Richard
nty-nos.cgi 89 1 -w
>Perl cnty-nos.cgi 89, 1
am I needing the -w before the arguments and are commas used in the line
Richard Thompson
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Sorry if this is a stupid question
Just wondering if there is a site which have useful simple perl scripts
for totally clueless people like me to look at? I am actually interested
in trimming mail headers (save subject, from etc) for storage
Thanks
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"King, Jason" wrote:
>
> if I were you - I'd use Word (or some other printer enabled program) to
> print .. notepad for example has a /p option .. so you can write a temporary
> file and print it using notepad (which will use the default printer)
>
> none of the solutions are very tidy
I'm the
print the file.
Is there a way to send something direct to the printer?
Rick
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