t; if ($title ne "");
IMHO, this is much "cleaner", just thought I would throw that in there.
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by passing the
new values as parameters. Hope that helps.
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Create symlinks to the perl scripts and place the links into a directory
in their $PATH
Example:
$ ln -s /usr/bin/scripts/somescript.pl /bin/somescript
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>> You might be able to get away with something as simple as querying
the
>> LINES and COLUMNS environment variables. Or use the output from 'tput
>> lines' and 'tput columns'. It all depends on your platform...
Actually, its tput cols
Steven Kreuzer
Lin
tent-type: text/plain\n\n";
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