cygwin/activestate/linux

Hi, I hope this question isnt too ridiculous. Ive been using perl for a year or so on various platforms (Sun/UNIX, linux, NT-cygwin, Active State). Do people recommend ActiveState over cygwin for the NT system - how about ActiveState on Linux? Not being a system guru Id like to use the

RE: Off-Topic (200%) - Where are you from?

I dont know, Beans and Pilgrims are pretty exciting too. Overall Bo-Town is great! murphy, daniel (BMC Eng) [EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/14/01 12:38PM OK, what's one more? Boston, MA, USA That souds pretty boring after hearing from the Netherlands, Austrailia, Romania, etc. ;-) -- To

vars as key/value in a hash

I would like to create a hash based on data contained in a file. Can I not use a variable as both the key and the value as shown below? When I print as shown I do not get a value however if I write the key as:alta_guard = $names[1]then I get the correct value printed out.

$_[0] to filehandle

Im absolutely stumped on this one. $_[0] is either '#ff' or 'red' it doesnt seem to matter. When I print to STDOUT I get what I would expect - the value of $_[0] printed to the screen. BUT when I print to IMAGE I dont get anything. Why does $color not have a value when I print to a

Re: $_[0] to filehandle

Sorry, took me 3 hours to figure out that I outwitted myself. Thread closed. Thx. Tyler Cruickshank [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/26/01 09:05AM Im absolutely stumped on this one. $_[0] is either '#ff' or 'red' it doesnt seem to matter. When I print to STDOUT I get what I would expect

perl/php args

Sorry if you get this 2x it may not have gone thru the first time. Hello. Im working on a perl/php/SVG project. PHP interfaces with a DB (to pull out a data array) and perl does the rest of the work. Does anyone know if perl can accept a php array as an arg? Thanks -Tyler -- To

Re: perl/php args

Thanks all. Well, this is a personal project that Im working on w/ a buddy. He's a php guy while I do perl (to some extent anyhow!). He just wanted to do it in phpand I havent used the DBI module before. ty Etienne Marcotte [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/24/01 12:36PM Maybe, but if all the

array of arrays

Hi. Im using a multidimensional array in the following way: $array[$i][$j][$k] = [ @list ]; where, @list is a 2-D array ie. $list[][]. How do I access the individual elements of the array @list once Ive put it into the array @array? Thanks. -ty -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL

system(rm) problem

Hi. Im running perl via cygwin on NT. I want to remove all files *.1.txt. I have tried: 1) system(rm *.t.txt); 2) $file = '*.1.txt'; system(rm $file); 3) system('rm *.1.txt'); ...but, I cant get any of them to work. Any ideas? Thanks for your time. -tyler -- To unsubscribe,

Hash keys

Hello, I continue to have difficulties using hashes. I have a hash that I am storing arrays in. Each array corresponds to one hour of a day. After the hash has been populated I need to cycle through the days and sum them up. So, I have written my hash such that each key can be looped

write and format

++){ $oldhandle = select(RRF); $~ = RRFTable1; select($oldhandle); write RRF; $x++; } # End for loop. $x=0; } } # End function printRRF. Thanks very much for your time. -Tyler Cruickshank -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED

system command failure

program with a source or a ./ my $status returns 0. It does not work. Note I tried it 2 different ways with the same negative result. Does anyone have an idea? Thanks for your time. - Tyler Cruickshank

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= $root$hour; $browns{$name} = [ @data ]; } print$browns{$name}[1] \n; print $name = @{ $browns{'data.hr3'} }\n; print $name = @{ $browns{$name} }\n; Thanks. - Tyler Cruickshank -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

hash of arrays

Tyler Cruickshank [EMAIL PROTECTED] 08/17/01 12:53PM Hi. I am working with a hash of arrays. Ive run into some confusion regarding the accessing and printing of the hash. Below are some excerpts of my code: I have an array (@data) that I will create in a nested for loop. I fully

URL access

. Does anyone have a hint? Im interested in doing this either from a UNIX box or NT. Thanks very much. -Tyler Cruickshank -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

binary files

be very appreciated. Thanks, - Tyler Cruickshank FORTRAN CODE: #- OPEN (5,FILE=File.ascii) OPEN (9,FORM='UNFORMATTED',FILE=File.binary) READ(5,2100)IFILE, NOTE,NSEG, NSPECS, IDATE, BEGTIM, JDATE, ENDTIM WRITE(9)IFILE

binary files

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