Hi all
I have started learning perl language and to this effort I have bought the book
programming perl from O\'Reilly .Can anyone tell me whether this one is okay and how
to exactly go forward learning perl.What things to be learnt first etc.
Any help is g8ly appreciated.
Thanks and regards
On Thursday 27 February 2003 08:43 am, you wrote:
I write MacPerl at work to munge local files but use CGIs for my personal
website. The various hosting plans I have allow Perl and I have never had a
problem with them. I am starting a new, more CGI-intensive project and I'm
troubled by the
In a message dated 2/28/2003 5:28:56 AM Eastern Standard Time,
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I have started learning perl language and to this effort I have bought the
book programming perl from O\'Reilly .Can anyone tell me whether this one
is okay and how to exactly go forward learning
Perl and CGI for the World Wide Web: Visual Quickstart Guide by Castro.
So true. I agree on this. I personally got the Perl: A Beginners Guide
but I like how the Visual Quickstart Guides are done, except they are done
on an old Mac box from the mid-90's. Other than that i love the Visual
both of these options are great. but I'll tell you what I did. I bought a
copy of the perl cd bookshelf on www.half.com that's the first one not the
second one. Learning Perl 2nd Edition is on the cd along with perl in a
nutshell, Programming Perl, 2nd edition, Perl Cookbook, Advanced Perl
On Friday, Feb 28, 2003, at 00:41 US/Pacific, debraj bhattacharyya
wrote:
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What things to be learnt first etc.
amongst the problems is where are you coming from?
if you are new to programming in general, then having
the learning perl will help you over both hurdles at once.
There is a
WilliamGunther == WilliamGunther [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
WilliamGunther I think Programming Perl is good for learning. There
WilliamGunther is a book also called Learning Perl from O'Reilly, but
WilliamGunther really I don't feel there is a suitable enough reason
WilliamGunther to pay a lot
Hello List!
First post for this newbie. I'm writing a CGI that connects to a CommuniGate
Pro server and gets a list of the lists on the server. Then it gets a list
of all the subscribers on each list, comparing each adress to one input
using a form ($Account). Whenever it finds a match it makes
when running my script from the command line, it generates the html fine, however when
I upload it to my hosters' server (apache on linux), I get an internal server error.
when checking the log, I find:
premature end of script headers and no such file or directory
I have uploaded in ASCII,
thanks for the help I probably would have gotten, but I figured it out, I was missing
the first slash in my shebang line.
rachel
On 28 Feb 2003 at 05:31, Randal L. Schwartz opined:
RLS: WilliamGunther == WilliamGunther [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
RLS:
RLS:WilliamGunther I think Programming Perl is good for learning. There
RLS:WilliamGunther is a book also called Learning Perl from O'Reilly, but
RLS:WilliamGunther really I
Hi... me is still newbie..
Would u help me to explain:
1. How the DBM file work??
2. How to delete all data in a DBM file?
3. What can i do with the *.dir and *.pag file that
DBM produce???, because if i open the *.dir and *.pag
file, it's text not clear to read.
4. What is the use of *.dir and
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